jjhall5150
Which are the video cards that are most compatible with VDJ. The cards that have the easiest setup and give the best performance for video mixing.
I am currently running a Nvidia 8800, but I seem to be having some compatibility issues. So which high end cards seem to be the most stable and easiest to setup
I am currently running a Nvidia 8800, but I seem to be having some compatibility issues. So which high end cards seem to be the most stable and easiest to setup
geposted Thu 14 Aug 08 @ 5:55 pm
discobrian24
Vista or XP?? If Vista I love my ATI HD 4850, after the fan tweak that is!
geposted Thu 14 Aug 08 @ 8:42 pm
jjhall5150
XP
I have not heard any good things about Vista
I have not heard any good things about Vista
geposted Fri 15 Aug 08 @ 12:53 am
discobrian24
I love Vista, the audio and video is soo much better (on my system). Give us some system specs if u have them.
geposted Fri 15 Aug 08 @ 2:05 pm
bonaparte
For VDJ I would stay with ATI, seems to be less issues posted by VDJ users that have ATI cards than NVIDIA. I'm using the X1500 on the primary system and the emergency backup PC is using X1050, both video cards have worked great for me. Vista is running on both systems with UAC turned off and other stuff not needed for VDJ.
geposted Fri 15 Aug 08 @ 2:27 pm
glenarch
ATIs are great cards, I prefer NVidia cards due to there software flexability the only problems with the NVidia cards I have found is there are a lot of counterfit cards out there ( 5200 chipsets with 8800 BIOS on them and such) Just stick with a solid brand or buy ATI
geposted Sat 13 Sep 08 @ 3:08 am
spool32
I run an Nvidia 8700GT on mine, no problems and its Vista.
geposted Sat 13 Sep 08 @ 6:22 pm