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  • Great Job On The Videos

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    As one of the people who didn't get much out of the first series of tutorials for the performance tool( and spent $50), I must say that you guys did a great job in the new tutorials.

    Very clear and well explained......
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    Indeed - more are rumored. Any idea when they are done? Or hints on what topics they will address?
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    Hopefully something on using the VI Key and installing/transfering licences.

    It's fine if you are used to Cubase SX and/or Synchrosoft keys, but I guess most people here aren't. Judging by the number of problems end users over on cubase.net have a tutorial here will be a godsend.
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    @Christian Marcussen said:

    Indeed - more are rumored. Any idea when they are done? Or hints on what topics they will address?

    christian: can you tell me what hard ware was used in the screen capture??
  • cmC
    VSL Team
    cmC
    it was a asus P4C800 motherboard with a PIV at 3.2 GHz. has been captured with windows media encoder 9 and renderd with adobe premiere pro.
    i think if we'd stay with the original resolution next time the quality will get better
    christian
    and remember: only a CRAY can run an endless loop in just three seconds.
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    these videos were top notch.. really glad you saw fit to give them to us this time [[;)]]

    well done lads [:D]
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    [:P]
    yes very well done! on a similar project I used a sony scan line converter
    ( expensive to rent!)
    never even though of windows media encoder. I tried some others, but they did'nt look good enough.
  • cmC
    VSL Team
    cmC
    i like to stay with on-board tools as long they meet the needs. capturing had to happen uncompressed, otherwise the CPU-load would have been too heavy (playing the VI, capturing the screen and compressing in one run).

    there are a series of other applications to be found on the net - some of them also allow uncompressed recording to put minimal load on the CPU.

    also osX has a very good screen capture app - not sure now if it also allows uncompressed video, but the mpeg4 codec on macs eats not too much ressources.

    christian
    and remember: only a CRAY can run an endless loop in just three seconds.