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Ron Lucas wrote on 6/25/2002, 7:36 AM
I do. Works just fine. I've used VV3 with WinME, Win2K, and now WinXP. Never had any trouble with either OS. I've made a few adjustments to my WinXP by choosing best performance under the performance tab to eliminate any of the fancy display effects and I've disabled a few services that are really not needed in my home network.

My config:

Dell 4300 - P4 1.6Ghz w/512MB SDRAM (the slower and cheaper RAM for P4s)
240GB disk space (2 - 100GB for videos and 1 - 40 GB for OS and apps)
WinXP Pro with all updates from Microsoft's web site.

Ron
Summersond wrote on 6/25/2002, 9:54 AM
Me also. No problems. P4, 2.4 GHZ Dell Dimension 8200 w/512mb ram and 2-80GB hard drives. XP Pro with NTFS on main drive and FAT32 on project drive (want to change that to NTFS also).
fanningp wrote on 6/25/2002, 6:20 PM
No prob here with a Gateway P4, 512mb with XP Pro.

Pete
kkolbo wrote on 6/25/2002, 8:28 PM
XP Pro was a big improvement with video on my old P3 450. It runs very well with my P4 2.0G 1gb Ram system. Stable as a rock.

K
chumley wrote on 6/26/2002, 1:37 PM
Howdy folks, do any of you have issues exporting your files back to a digital camera via firewire? What types of cameras are you using? I'm currently running another software program on my p4 2.2ghz 512 RAM 120 GB Drive, just converted my drive to ntfs from fat, and am running xp home ed. The current program I use has the audio lagging behind the video after export to my DV camera, just wondering if you guys have run into similar issues. Thanks

Chris
Summersond wrote on 6/26/2002, 3:31 PM
I have a sony trv-900 and have NO problems with any lagging audio or sync problems.
kkolbo wrote on 6/26/2002, 3:47 PM
Sending back to sony TRV20 and a PD-150 without problem, but I am using XP Pro which is very different than home.
k