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Best Way To Stop Frames From Dropping?

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post #1
26 November 2006, 19:09 UTC#1
what are some good tips to use to keep frames from dropping in vegas 5 when capturing video?
post #2
26 November 2006, 19:18 UTC#2
cant you click something that says dont drop frames. I know you can in other programs ive never used that
post #3
26 November 2006, 19:19 UTC#3
no but this thing comes up and says dropped frames detected
post #4
26 November 2006, 19:29 UTC#4
make sure you're not running any programs in the background. sounds like you have a shitty computer, so if you push it too hard it wont be able to capture and do other things at the same time.
post #5
26 November 2006, 20:00 UTC#5
yeah my computer is pretty shitty, any suggestions on what to get to make it better?
post #6
26 November 2006, 20:10 UTC#6
a new one, just turn off your net and any other programs apart from vegas and you'll be able to capture fine
post #7
27 November 2006, 02:00 UTC#7
ok, thanks man, other then I new one (because I cant afford it) what other better parts should I get ( I suck at computers)
post #8
27 November 2006, 04:33 UTC#8
more ram and a bigger hard drive would help a lot.
post #9
27 November 2006, 19:57 UTC#9
ok im getting ram soon, I just got an 80 gig hard drive last week
post #10
27 November 2006, 21:38 UTC#10
make sure you get the right kind.
post #11
27 November 2006, 22:11 UTC#11
QUOTE(MattG @ Nov 27 2006, 03:57 PM) [snapback]399708[/snapback]

ok im getting ram soon, I just got an 80 gig hard drive last week



man 80 gigs isnt much at all. I have a 250gb harddrive with about 100 gigs of vid on it.
And a 250 gig hd in my computer that only has 70 gigs left :(
post #12
28 November 2006, 02:58 UTC#12
well its a big step up from 10 gigs lol

but the guy at the computer store said that anything above 80 gigs wouldnt work right on my computer it made me feel all sad :( the next step is to get a new computer when I have money