Matrox DigiSuite LX MAX, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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Problems, possible causes, and solutions
¯Note The above assumes that the DigiSuite cards are operational. If not,
see “DigiSuite cards not initializing or drivers not loading” on page 108 .
Video file playback is jerky (dropping frames)
Possible cause 1 Wrong drive or system not powerful enough You may not be using
your A/V drive for playback, or your system is not powerful enough for
realtime video editing.
Solution 1 Use correct drive Make sure you are using a suitable A/V drive. For
details on how to test the performance of your A/V drives, see “Testing the
performance of your A/V drives” on page 92 .
Solution 2 Check settings for scratch disks In Premiere, make sure your scratch
disks are properly set up for your A/V drives by choosing Edit >
Preferences > Scratch Disks and Device Control
. For more information,
see “Defining your Adobe Premiere Settings” in your DigiSuite MAX User
Guide .
Solution 3 Use Force Render option Some of the complex realtime Matrox effects
may cause dropped frames during playback. For those cases, you can use
the
Force render
option to ensure smooth playback without dropped
frames. For more information, see “Creating Realtime Effects” in your
DigiSuite MAX User Guide .
Possible cause 2 MAX effects too close Your realtime MAX effects are placed too close
together on the Timeline.
Solution Place effects apart All the MAX effects require a certain amount of
preload time that’s determined by the capabilities of your system (both
CPU and storage). For details on how to place your effects for optimal
results, see “Creating Realtime Effects” in your
DigiSuite MAX User
Guide .
Possible cause 3 Fragmented drive Your A/V drive may be badly fragmented.
Solution Defragment Try defragmenting your A/V drive. To defragment a hard
disk, choose
Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk
Defragmenter
. For more information on how to defragment your storage
devices, see your Windows documentation.
Possible cause 4 Other programs running You should not run any other programs at the
same time as Premiere. Screen savers and programs that use a large amount
of system memory, such as most paint and compositing applications, can
cause problems if you run them at the same time as Adobe Premiere.
Solution Quit all other programs Make sure you quit all other programs you
have running at the same time as Premiere.