Glitching Video
  • Skierboy2
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    Glitching Video

    by Skierboy2 » Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:22 am

    Iv been running modul8 for about a year now on a quad-core mac pro tower. I did not build this tower but it ran great. Sadly though, someone jacked it from the theater i was working in. So now I have a new 8-core tower. I have 4 GB of ram and 3 HD Radeon 2600 graphics cards. Works great after iv been running it for a while but at first the video is super glitchy. Any Suggestions? I'm waiting on some more RAM but I fear it will not be here in time for an put coming show. Also I have a Black magic capture card. Iv messed with many settings and it has gotten better but im reaching out for some help. I think the lack of RAM is one of the problems, possibly the video cards to.

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    by deepvisual » Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:25 am

    define glitchy.

    does the playback stutter?
    if so put all your clips on a seperate drive.
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    by ilan » Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:27 am

    What are your memory settings?
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    by Skierboy2 » Tue Oct 20, 2009 5:47 pm

    Yes the play back dose shutter. The shutter seems to be worce when ran on an external drive so when Im running live or recording I have all working files on the Main drive.

    My memory settings are 120MB Store if under and my max preload is 128MB with releasing when M8 uses more then 90% of memory.

    I pulled out my Video cards and reconfigured the lane power, fired up the system, but Final cut would not work. So I went back to the old config and it worked perfectly.
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    by VjKg » Tue Oct 20, 2009 8:04 pm

    I believe the previous poster meant use one of the other 3 possible internal drives for your media, not the startup drive. You will also have better speed if you RAID those internal drives.

    I hope I am not putting words in the previous posters text field, but I am pretty sure that is what he meant.

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