Now there are problems with DVDA 7.0: maximum 5 files I can drag onto the menu, then program crash. What can this be?
The burning process takes longer than with old computer. Now I have a new Windows 10 tower with the fastest Intel processor. Need your tip asap. Thanks.
DVDA7 is a 32 bit programme so it's possibly no better on a newer pc! But anyway post the specs of your new machine.
Spec to my machine: Intel® Core™ i7-13700K, Prozessor; Anzahl 16 Kerne; Threads 24; Kerntyp 1 Performance, 8 Kerne, 16 Threads; 3.400 MHz, Boost-Takt 5.400 MHz; Kerntyp 2 Efficiency, 8 Kerne, 8 Threads.
ASUS PRIME H770-PLUS D4, Mainboard; Chipsatz Intel® H770; Steckplätze PCIe x16 3x; Formfaktor ATX
Speicher maximal 128 GB; 4x DDR4; SDRAM-DDR4.
Kingston FURY DIMM 32 GB DDR4-3200 (2x 16 GB) Dual-Kit, Speicherchips 8192 Mbit pro Speicherchip.
Gainward GeForce RTX 3060 GHOST, Grafikkarte; NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060; GPU Boost-Takt 1777 MHz
Streamprozessoren 3584; Speicher Kapazität 12 GB (GDDR6); effektiver Takt 15 GHz.
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Lizenz.
To 1: No crash report
To 2: It is not the same 6th file. I changed the order.
@B-AX53 Next thing to look at - what are the files. Are they DVDA compliant or do they require recompression?
The only time I've had DVDA crash is when I've added a file to the project, then opened it so it appears in the Timeline window bottom right, then moved on to do something else without letting the waveform creation (building peaks) finish. Nowadays to avoid the possibility of a crash I always let the "building peaks" finish. Probably not related to your problem but worth mentioning.
The problem from 26.10.2023 still exists. Unfortunately, your tips have not helped. Today I downloaded the DVDA7 programme to my second computer and more than 5 files are running without crashing. Computer data: i5-4440 CPU@3.1GHz; 64-bit. It would be good if I could get some tips from you that I could try out.
Sorry, I'm out of ideas. If it runs okay on your second computer then it suggests that there's something about your main computer that DVDA doesn't like. Remember it's an old 32 bit application.