Tygore
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Post by Tygore on Jun 6, 2009 20:22:53 GMT -5
Not really. All you have to do is put in a Windows XP CD, reboot, wait for it to say "Press any key to boot from CD" and then tell it to format your C:\ partition and then install Windows. Just make sure you have your motherboard's drivers disc (it came with the mobo) and your graphics card's drivers disc (which isn't necessary, because you can get them from the appropriate website.) I'll have to try that...personally I have nothing against vista I always see people crying about it saying it sucks it wont let them play games etc etc etc I just dont see whats wrong |
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Post by Darknezz on Jun 6, 2009 21:43:32 GMT -5
Not really. All you have to do is put in a Windows XP CD, reboot, wait for it to say "Press any key to boot from CD" and then tell it to format your C:\ partition and then install Windows. Just make sure you have your motherboard's drivers disc (it came with the mobo) and your graphics card's drivers disc (which isn't necessary, because you can get them from the appropriate website.) I'll have to try that...personally I have nothing against vista I always see people crying about it saying it sucks it wont let them play games etc etc etc I just dont see whats wrong Compatibility issues, Vista uses more RAM than XP (about twice as much, actually), Vista is more prone to being a general nuisance, and XP is generally better for nearly everything. Other than that, Vista is fine. |
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Post by AznSenzation on Jun 6, 2009 22:37:35 GMT -5
I'll have to try that...personally I have nothing against vista I always see people crying about it saying it sucks it wont let them play games etc etc etc I just dont see whats wrong Compatibility issues, Vista uses more RAM than XP (about twice as much, actually), Vista is more prone to being a general nuisance, and XP is generally better for nearly everything. Other than that, Vista is fine. Don't forget about compatibility. |
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Post by Darknezz on Jun 6, 2009 23:19:58 GMT -5
Compatibility issues, Vista uses more RAM than XP (about twice as much, actually), Vista is more prone to being a general nuisance, and XP is generally better for nearly everything. Other than that, Vista is fine. Don't forget about compatibility. Check that quote again, that was the first thing I said. |
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Post by notoriousv on Jun 10, 2009 0:56:39 GMT -5
I did everything right but something seems wrong.
1. I set up the VH thing correctly and left it open
2. Whenever I went to run FMLE an annoying VH window would open, and I found out how to keep it from doing that, but I am unsure if it is a problem
3. Whenever I go to load the file you told me to download, it says some values were wrong and then it won't record the screen.
It just is a giant nuisance for me on how I can't set it up. FYI I run Vista Ultimate 64 bit.
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Post by Darknezz on Jun 10, 2009 5:00:15 GMT -5
I did everything right but something seems wrong. 1. I set up the VH thing correctly and left it open 2. Whenever I went to run FMLE an annoying VH window would open, and I found out how to keep it from doing that, but I am unsure if it is a problem 3. Whenever I go to load the file you told me to download, it says some values were wrong and then it won't record the screen. It just is a giant nuisance for me on how I can't set it up. FYI I run Vista Ultimate 64 bit. 1) Good for you. 2) If it's not opening any more, it's not a problem at all. Completely normal. 3) You downloaded the wrong file. Which version of FME are you running? The OS shouldn't matter. If you're running FME 3, download this file. If you're running FME 2.5, download this file. If the problem persists, please, post screenshots of the error, your FME window, and your VHScrCap windows. |
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Tygore
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Post by Tygore on Jun 30, 2009 17:57:15 GMT -5
Im still lost as to how to do this..Ive done everything you've said and its either no video no sound small choppy (on my end) video and no sound..why does everyone else make it seem so easy? im about to give up
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Post by Darknezz on Jun 30, 2009 18:01:57 GMT -5
Well, Tygore, you obviously didn't set it up right. Post screen shots of your VHScrCap window (both tabs) and your FME window.
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Tygore
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Post by Tygore on Jun 30, 2009 18:07:31 GMT -5
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Tygore
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Post by Tygore on Jun 30, 2009 18:08:26 GMT -5
Oh I tried using virtual audio cable..BAD IDEA all it does is scream "TRIAL" if you dont BUY the full version
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Post by Darknezz on Jun 30, 2009 18:31:08 GMT -5
Well, the issue with your sound is that you aren't running it from your onboard sound mixer. Click the drop down box and select whatever else might be there. Mine is RealTek, and I know a lot of mobos have that as their onboard, so if you see RealTek, use that.
As for the video, when it does work, being choppy and small; Turn up the video bitrate, auto adjust to 5 seconds. That should fix the choppiness.
It being small has to do with the "Tack Mouse" on VHScrCap's middle tab. Uncheck that. Then the selection window from the left tab will work.
Also, uncheck the "Optimize" boxes on the middle tab. I know my guide says to keep them checked, but I discovered that they're worthless for anything other than making your feed run at a low framerate.
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Tygore
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Post by Tygore on Jun 30, 2009 18:33:49 GMT -5
I dont have anything else under that audio tab
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