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Problem with RedRocket

Emyr R. E. Pugh

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Our RedRocket is no longer functioning. When I load Redcine-X, footage won't play at normal Rocket speeds and when I run RocketCine-X I get the following messages in the following order one after another:

'Your RedRocket driver is out of date. You have version: 0.0.0.0, you need version 1.1.4.0'

'Your RedRocket driver is out of date. You have version: 0.0.0.0, you need version 1.1.6.8'

'Your RedRocket is in a 0x PCI-Ex Lane. The RedRocket requires and 8x lane to perform properly.'

'Your RedRocket has detected a PCI-Ex speed of 0. The RedRocket requires a minimum of 250 to perform properly.'

'Your RedRocket has detected a PCI-Ex Lane width of 0. The RedRocket requires a minimum of 64 to perform properly.'

I've tried re-installing the RedRocket Drivers and 1.1.8.6 Firmware from red.com/support, following all directions to the letter, but it's not rectifying the problem.

Any suggestions?
 
I might have put this in the wrong thread - if so, could a moderator please move it tp the right one. Sorry about this.
 
Had this problem myself today... apparently the new versions of the Rocket Drivers require the newest version of RedCine-X... Rocketcine-x has been put to rest. If you want to use rocketcine-x you have to downgrade your drivers/firmware.
 
Thanks for all the advice. The newer firmware is what was causing the RocketCine-X problem - I think I remember now someone saying (maybe in the Q&A last week) that RocketCine-X was not going to get updated, should have thought of that.

It turns out that after encountering the problem with RocketCine-X we tried reinstalling Redcine-X too and when we launched it the 'Use Rocket' option was unchecked, which I guess is the default. Having Rocket acceleration in Redcine-X has become second nature and it didn't even cross my mind to check the settings (!)

Anyhow, thanks everybody - problem solved.
 
Why isn't this clearly stated in the release history page for the latest REDROCKET firmware/drivers?

I feel like that's kind of a significant thing to find out after the fact.
 
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