hippydog
sorry.. my bad..
I guess Vista came with DX 10 as stock..
and judging by the other threads the first thing to try is re-installing the DirectX 9C?
I guess Vista came with DX 10 as stock..
and judging by the other threads the first thing to try is re-installing the DirectX 9C?
Posted Fri 08 Jan 10 @ 8:07 am
DJ VooDoo
Hello, it was correctly stated that video mixing engione for VDJ was built on using DirectX9. It seems this issue is common with Windows 64 bit OS as well. I think possibly if you swithced back to XP which uses DirectX 9 and is 32bit you might be ok. Don't take my word on it but if you want to try something that would be the thing to try.
We have a long topic going about video freezing in the general forum if you care to read about it. Good luck to you and I feel your pain.
We have a long topic going about video freezing in the general forum if you care to read about it. Good luck to you and I feel your pain.
Posted Fri 08 Jan 10 @ 4:56 pm
Pionara
I've just gone back to XP on a brand new hard drive. I'll be selling on my 9800gt and upgrading my pci express graphics card i think. No point in keeping it if it's not gonna work.
Once the W7 issues are addressed (if any), i'll look to upgrading my OS altogether.
Grrr. Bloody computers.
:o|
Thanks to everyone who offered help on this issue. I'll be trying out my 'newly' rolled back system very soon.
P
Once the W7 issues are addressed (if any), i'll look to upgrading my OS altogether.
Grrr. Bloody computers.
:o|
Thanks to everyone who offered help on this issue. I'll be trying out my 'newly' rolled back system very soon.
P
Posted Sat 09 Jan 10 @ 11:04 am