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Gosh, how did I screw up the title of the thread so badly. Supposed to read: RedCine 3.1.2 crashes my computer -- any ideas?'
I was running the previous beta of RedCine without issue. Worked like a charm with my edit suite (nVidia Quadro FX 3500; 4 GB RAM; P5E WS motherboard). The latest RedCine won't launch on my system though. It simply crashes and freezes everything up. There is an error about not enough "USB bandwidth"...but given I run everything else fine, from doing 4K in After Effects to a dozen HD video tracks in Avid, I'm thinkin' this can't be correct. Don't even have any USB peripherals plugged in (other than a mouse and keyboard).
Any thoughts about what I could do to improve my odds of launching this version of RedCine on my system? Currently running QT 7.3.1.
EDIT: Seems that there was one other USB peripheral. An external SoundBlaster sound card. Re-started with the sound card unplugged. Strange that it would prevent RedCine from launching, but it did.
I was running the previous beta of RedCine without issue. Worked like a charm with my edit suite (nVidia Quadro FX 3500; 4 GB RAM; P5E WS motherboard). The latest RedCine won't launch on my system though. It simply crashes and freezes everything up. There is an error about not enough "USB bandwidth"...but given I run everything else fine, from doing 4K in After Effects to a dozen HD video tracks in Avid, I'm thinkin' this can't be correct. Don't even have any USB peripherals plugged in (other than a mouse and keyboard).
Any thoughts about what I could do to improve my odds of launching this version of RedCine on my system? Currently running QT 7.3.1.
EDIT: Seems that there was one other USB peripheral. An external SoundBlaster sound card. Re-started with the sound card unplugged. Strange that it would prevent RedCine from launching, but it did.