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#VLAB-M

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#3570From: john bennettMar 8, 1995 4:22 PM
Ed, OK, I got my VLAB-M yesterday and installed it last :^) I'm using a 25meg partition on a slow 50meg Quantum HD so far :^( Should be getting a 2GB 9ns drive today :^) I'm running MovieShop 2.1 and the lack of docs is Very frustrating. I may try MS 1.2 til I get things going better. How do I kick the video buffer up from 2meg? I got 16meg fast ram. I'd appreciate any help you can give me getting this going. So far the input signal doesn't look to good, thus GIGO :^( Thanks, ….John
#3632From: Ed VishootMar 10, 1995 8:08 AM
John, That fast 2Gb drive is going to make a big difference. Don't bother with MovieShop 1.2 — go ahead and use 2.1! To change buffers: 1. Do not open or create a new project when you start MovieShop — this is important since you can't change these values once you are in the project! 2. Go to buffer window via "Windows/Settings/Buffers…" 3. Start the experiments <grin>. After playing around on my A3000, I've stumbled upon these settings which you may want to try after you try the defaults. A. Buffer size: 10MB B. Rec: 128 KB C. Play: 512 KB D. PreLoad: 1.6MB 4. Save all your changes via "Settings/Save Settings/To Archive". 5. Quit MovieShop. 6. Start MovieShop and see how things run now. If the input signal doesn't look too good, you might want to check out the status of your "Windows/Settings/Hardware…" free running flag. I had to turn mine on (checked) to fix a bad looking input signal even though the digitized image was great. EdV