![]() I have reinstalled AVID STUDIO and tried with or without the 1.1 patch. I click ok and it seems to install everything. When installing I have the same message about missing microsoft KB 981266. Processor Graphics in Use: Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000 ![]() Processor: Intel64 Family 6 Model 42 Stepping 7 Operating System: Windows 7 Service Pack 1()ĭefault Language: English (United States) So, if you need to change it’s not that big a deal. I’ve got experience editing with 7 different NLE’s (most higher and high-end), because a particular one couldn’t do what I needed at the time. Vegas Studio is an entry-level program that works quite well and it wouldn’t take you long to get up to speed with it or heal your wallet after purchase. Last but not least, you may just need to change NLE’s. Another thing to check is for the latest win update (service pack.) I’d still put a call into Dell and see if they know something concerning the laptop that may be the issue. For whatever reason, you’ve got a resource conflict be it hard or software and when your software draws upon the available resources, the conflict occurs and your system shuts down. Also, it may come down to doing a reinstall. RAM, # of CPU cores, GPU RAM and harddrive space are among the resources NLE’s are allowed to draw from. In the higher versions of Avid products and other upper level NLE’s, you can go into your software’s ‘Preferences’ or ‘Options’ menu and select the amount of computer resources available for editing. They may be set too high and you’ll want to dial them down. Now though you have more cores and RAM available, all that stuff still cuts in particularly when running HD (specifically AVCHD) which is a data hog.Īlso, check your cache and RAM preferences in Avid Studio. There are probably non-essential background processes running that cut into resources. You also may want to tap Dell’s tech support with this issue for there maybe an issue they’re aware of an have a patch for.Īnother thing to look into is, what background processes are running while you’re editing? Typically, you’ve got AV and Firewall software running in the background. So my next question is have you checked to see if your graphics card is compatible with Avid Studio? If it isn’t, that would explain your CPU taking on the extra calculation load if your GPU is not up to the job. With 8GB of RAM you should be cruising even with HD. ![]() It strikes me terribly odd that your maxing out an i7 Quad Core with it’s 8 virtual cores. Just make SURE you set studio up on the drive C: and to RENDER from the 3.0 drive! This is under the project setup option.Īs was suggested and particularly with laptop editing, you need a secondary drive to store all your video and work your effects on to free up resources on your main drive. If your laptop is not 3.0 USB capable you will also need the 3.0 adapter for the card slot and you will then have 3.0 with great transfer rates. I highly suggest you buy the 3.0 external drive by seagate. It does not stay at 100% for minutes at a time. And SUCCESS! CPU will touch 100% then drop back down in a few seconds. So now studio is on my normal drive C but everything else is on the high speed 3.0 drive. It is very fast drive and I put all my videos on that drive and I set studio up to render work on that drive. NO better! Then I bought an external 2TB 3.0USB seagate drive. So I put in a better video card with 3 gigs on it. ![]() The 6 gigs of memory are only running at 30%. Then anytime it has to render when applying effects it would of course tax the CPU 100%. I also was storing my videos there from my Canon and I found studio to be taxing my CPU 100% every time I opened it up with these videos. I am running studio 15 on a pretty good system but at first I was letting studio render on the same hard drive in my computer as studio was installed. ![]()
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