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Demon8
01-05-2007, 11:03 PM
Has anyone tested the core2 chips with the vt4 for live switching and will it be able to do the vt5 ?
Day-Vids
01-06-2007, 01:36 AM
I am running a VT4.6 on a Core2Duo E6600. CPU doesn't even peg when I'm monitoring it with 2 CG players open a CG Designer open, 3 VT Visions Open a Switcher, an Audio Mixer, and 3 Proc amps all running plus 2 DDR's open. Doesn't Even Peg, that's one mighty nice Proc I'll tell ya.
edmellnik
01-07-2007, 02:57 PM
What I would like to know is some specific hardware that will be recommended for VT5.
Since I have been running VT4.6 on a single P4, 2.4ghz supermicro mother board on Windows 2000.......
I know that I will be needing XP on a new machine to be able to edit HDV reasonably.
I would like to start putting the system together but would love to know what the boys at Newtek are using successfully on VT5.
Motherboard?
CPUs?
Video Board?
Memory - type and amount?
Demon8
01-07-2007, 04:49 PM
:help: So are you actually using that machine for live switching or just for in-house switching between devices? And if so what are your exact spec? Thank you in advance.
I am running a VT4.6 on a Core2Duo E6600. CPU doesn't even peg when I'm monitoring it with 2 CG players open a CG Designer open, 3 VT Visions Open a Switcher, an Audio Mixer, and 3 Proc amps all running plus 2 DDR's open. Doesn't Even Peg, that's one mighty nice Proc I'll tell ya.
Day-Vids
01-08-2007, 07:40 PM
We're using it for live switching
Specs are here:
https://secure.newegg.com/NewVersion/Wishlist/PublicWishDetail.asp?WishListNumber=4399968&WishListTitle=CPC
Though I had some problems with the Graphics card software. And I would suggest a different MOBO if you do any Firewire, as it doesn't have any (the machine we are using it on is not used for firewire capturing.
Dave
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