#video post Vista prob.
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Help , I have 3 3d Studio systems, all running on the ATVISTA , 2 on
50mhz machines and one running at 66mhz, on one of the 50mhz machines
when I render in Video Post, my vista goes nuts!!!, after the render
and the processing is done, the images is displayed and then the
vista goes blank , flashes and thats it, after that if I view an
image from within 3ds the images views for a split second and then
the display goes off again, but all my other systems work fine ??. To
make the vista work again, if I run any other utils such as a program
to load an image it works fine from Dos Shell, I can then view images
okay from within 3ds3. What's going on……
Phil,
<< what's up with my VISTA and 3ds? >>
First things first. Have you downloaded the latest drivers from
VIBRANT found in section #9 on the libs and called VIB3DS.zip?
jonas[adesk]
No I havn't, when I got r3 I used the latest version of RDPVISTA but
it completly slowed down everything that happend on my VGA!! I
eventually swapped to the driver VistaH to get round this problem. Do
you think the latest version will still have that side effect on my
system ??
Phil,
What differences are there between the machines that are working
correctly and the one that isn't? I.e. Memory managers, RAM, SCSI
Drives, VTR frame controllers, other periferals…etc.? Anything that
might be causing a conflict with the Vista board?
-Brian
P.S. When Jonas asked about the Vibrant inline drivers, He was
thinking ATI as he was writing AT Vista. So his train of thought has
momentarily derailed at the station. (But it is a good idea to have
the most current versions of the support files in any case.) -b
There is very little difference in hardware, an extra IDE drive and
thats it, but I was talking to somebody yeserday who suggested that I
run VISTALD GENLOCK.OUT before entering 3ds3 which I did, and for
some reason, the problem has gone away (for now) I have no idea why
this worked and neither does the guy that suggested it.