I have struggled through creating a slide-show in Creator2009, now with some success. However, I still cannot sort a problem with Transitions. With some, I find the transition between images breaks up with black patches. Has anyone come across this, and if so do you have any advice to offer?
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RWB
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Transitions Break-Up
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, Oct 02 2009 05:14 AM
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 07:01 AM
It will probably trace back to your Video Card…
What do you have? Are the drivers for it up to date?
You may find that by switching to Software Render it will work. MyDVD – Tools – Options – Render – Software.
What do you have? Are the drivers for it up to date?
You may find that by switching to Software Render it will work. MyDVD – Tools – Options – Render – Software.
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Posted 06 October 2009 - 10:22 AM
QUOTE (Jim_Hardin @ Oct 2 2009, 07:01 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It will probably trace back to your Video Card…
What do you have? Are the drivers for it up to date?
You may find that by switching to Software Render it will work. MyDVD – Tools – Options – Render – Software.
What do you have? Are the drivers for it up to date?
You may find that by switching to Software Render it will work. MyDVD – Tools – Options – Render – Software.
Many Thanks for the suggestion. I changed to Software Render (whilst in VidioWave) but it did not solve the problem Indeed some of the Transitions disappeared from the selection window.
I am using an NVIDIA Ge 6200 for which I downloaded the most recent driver.
Any other suggestion would be most welcome
RWB
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Posted 06 October 2009 - 11:25 AM
QUOTE (RWB @ Oct 6 2009, 01:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Many Thanks for the suggestion. I changed to Software Render (whilst in VidioWave) but it did not solve the problem Indeed some of the Transitions disappeared from the selection window.
I am using an NVIDIA Ge 6200 for which I downloaded the most recent driver.
Any other suggestion would be most welcome
RWB
I am using an NVIDIA Ge 6200 for which I downloaded the most recent driver.
Any other suggestion would be most welcome
RWB
Yes, you will lose some transitions by switching to software mode.
That card is ancient in computer terms; the design was from almost 5 years ago. Try updating your DirectX 9c from MicroSoft. That may help but I thnk you are stuck using software transitions without a newer and better video card.
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Posted 07 October 2009 - 11:31 PM
QUOTE (sknis @ Oct 6 2009, 11:25 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Yes, you will lose some transitions by switching to software mode.
That card is ancient in computer terms; the design was from almost 5 years ago. Try updating your DirectX 9c from MicroSoft. That may help but I thnk you are stuck using software transitions without a newer and better video card.
That card is ancient in computer terms; the design was from almost 5 years ago. Try updating your DirectX 9c from MicroSoft. That may help but I thnk you are stuck using software transitions without a newer and better video card.
Again thanks for the advice.
Before I change the videocard one thing I should say. Before I bought Creator2009 I used myDVD10 and the transitions were okay with the present Videocard. (I thought up-dating to Creator 2009 would give me added features.)
If your advice is still the same I will get a new Videocard
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RWB
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:06 AM
Before looking at a new card, I maybe try one of the older Nvidia drivers. I'm running a 6200 in my system and have found sometimes it works better with some of the older drivers. It's at 185.85 right now on my W7 system.
If you do look at a different card, you may want to consider an ATI one. There haven't been many posts re transition issues with those.
If you do look at a different card, you may want to consider an ATI one. There haven't been many posts re transition issues with those.
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 03:17 AM
QUOTE (Larry @ Oct 8 2009, 07:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Before looking at a new card, I maybe try one of the older Nvidia drivers. I'm running a 6200 in my system and have found sometimes it works better with some of the older drivers. It's at 185.85 right now on my W7 system.
If you do look at a different card, you may want to consider an ATI one. There haven't been many posts re transition issues with those.
If you do look at a different card, you may want to consider an ATI one. There haven't been many posts re transition issues with those.
I changed to 185.85 but without success. Before I go further maybe I should be more specific about the transitions in question. The ones I have difficulty with are "Ball Mesh, Coin Flip, Orbit, Skew Rotate, Dual Flip". The present situation with 185.85 is that Software render these transitions disappear. In Haredware render they are broken up.
Still need help
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Posted 12 October 2009 - 03:29 AM
That's a video card problem - some transitions are unavailable in software render
The fact that they break up in hardware is a fair indication that your graphics system just can't cope with the demands made on it
The fact that they break up in hardware is a fair indication that your graphics system just can't cope with the demands made on it
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