dave means less than $100, not $1000

Dave Hill wrote:
>>Sorry, the RT2000 is not supported. It does have "1394-
>>like" features, but it is not fully OHCI compatible,
which
>>Vegas requires.
>>
>>You can use any of the commonly available OHCI-compatible
>>DV cards- these will cost you less than $1000.
>>
>>Andrei wrote:
>>>>Hy all,
>>>>
>>>>We need to work with Vegas Video using an external
>>monitor
>>>>but we can't make it work in any way.
>>>>The setup is a PIII PC with a Matrox RT2000 card.
>>>>The video media is capture with Adobe Premier 5.1 witch
>>>>comes with the RT2000 card using the Matrox codec (
>>Matrox
>>>>DV4:2:0 ). When I try to play it in Vegas I dont se
>>>>anything on the external monitor in both cases:
>>>>
>>>>1. The preview is set to the IEE-1394 out , using the
>>same
>>>>settings for the project etc..the IE-1394 out is
conected
>>>>to a Sonny DSR 20P VCR and the monitor out from that
VCR
>>is
>>>>conected to an analog TV monitor
>>>>
>>>>2. The preview is set to windows video and the monitor
is
>>>>conected to the RT2000 S-Video out.( of course the same
>>>>codec is used selected for the preview as the video
>>media )
>>>>
>>>>My question is is there any chance to have an external
>>>>monitoring with RT2000 from Vegas ? If yes , how ?
>>>>Thanks for your help
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Andrei

Boy I don't understand too much about all this IEEE 1394 or
OHCI Complient stuff with video cards, but this sure does
remind me of the same posts from Cd architecture and MMC
Compatible devices and that got abandoned because SF
couldn't keep up with the driver support. So do we have
the same problem with Vegas and we can eventually look
forward to another abondonment?

Rock on!!!

Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>dave means less than $100, not $1000
>>
>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>Sorry, the RT2000 is not supported. It does have "1394-
>>>>like" features, but it is not fully OHCI compatible,
>>which
>>>>Vegas requires.
>>>>
>>>>You can use any of the commonly available OHCI-
compatible
>>>>DV cards- these will cost you less than $1000.
>>>>
>>>>Andrei wrote:
>>>>>>Hy all,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>We need to work with Vegas Video using an external
>>>>monitor
>>>>>>but we can't make it work in any way.
>>>>>>The setup is a PIII PC with a Matrox RT2000 card.
>>>>>>The video media is capture with Adobe Premier 5.1
witch
>>>>>>comes with the RT2000 card using the Matrox codec (
>>>>Matrox
>>>>>>DV4:2:0 ). When I try to play it in Vegas I dont se
>>>>>>anything on the external monitor in both cases:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>1. The preview is set to the IEE-1394 out , using the
>>>>same
>>>>>>settings for the project etc..the IE-1394 out is
>>conected
>>>>>>to a Sonny DSR 20P VCR and the monitor out from that
>>VCR
>>>>is
>>>>>>conected to an analog TV monitor
>>>>>>
>>>>>>2. The preview is set to windows video and the
monitor
>>is
>>>>>>conected to the RT2000 S-Video out.( of course the
same
>>>>>>codec is used selected for the preview as the video
>>>>media )
>>>>>>
>>>>>>My question is is there any chance to have an
external
>>>>>>monitoring with RT2000 from Vegas ? If yes , how ?
>>>>>>Thanks for your help
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Andrei

One significant reason we have focused on OHCI DV cards is
because the drivers are part of the OS. This keeps 3rd
party drivers out of the mix and also keeps the card
support from breaking every time there is an OS update.




Brian Franz wrote:
>>Boy I don't understand too much about all this IEEE 1394
or
>>OHCI Complient stuff with video cards, but this sure does
>>remind me of the same posts from Cd architecture and MMC
>>Compatible devices and that got abandoned because SF
>>couldn't keep up with the driver support. So do we have
>>the same problem with Vegas and we can eventually look
>>forward to another abondonment?
>>
>>Rock on!!!
>>
>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>dave means less than $100, not $1000
>>>>
>>>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>>>Sorry, the RT2000 is not supported. It does
have "1394-
>>>>>>like" features, but it is not fully OHCI compatible,
>>>>which
>>>>>>Vegas requires.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You can use any of the commonly available OHCI-
>>compatible
>>>>>>DV cards- these will cost you less than $1000.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Andrei wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hy all,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>We need to work with Vegas Video using an external
>>>>>>monitor
>>>>>>>>but we can't make it work in any way.
>>>>>>>>The setup is a PIII PC with a Matrox RT2000 card.
>>>>>>>>The video media is capture with Adobe Premier 5.1
>>witch
>>>>>>>>comes with the RT2000 card using the Matrox codec (
>>>>>>Matrox
>>>>>>>>DV4:2:0 ). When I try to play it in Vegas I dont se
>>>>>>>>anything on the external monitor in both cases:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>1. The preview is set to the IEE-1394 out , using
the
>>>>>>same
>>>>>>>>settings for the project etc..the IE-1394 out is
>>>>conected
>>>>>>>>to a Sonny DSR 20P VCR and the monitor out from
that
>>>>VCR
>>>>>>is
>>>>>>>>conected to an analog TV monitor
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>2. The preview is set to windows video and the
>>monitor
>>>>is
>>>>>>>>conected to the RT2000 S-Video out.( of course the
>>same
>>>>>>>>codec is used selected for the preview as the video
>>>>>>media )
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>My question is is there any chance to have an
>>external
>>>>>>>>monitoring with RT2000 from Vegas ? If yes , how ?
>>>>>>>>Thanks for your help
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Andrei

Can anyone in this thread tell me if they've gotten
the "External Monitor Preview" function to work with Win
98SE. Someone told me it works w/Win2000 but not 98SE. Is
this a VV version specific problem ?? Am using an OHCI
compliant 1394 card. Thanks

Dave Hill wrote:
>>One significant reason we have focused on OHCI DV cards
is
>>because the drivers are part of the OS. This keeps 3rd
>>party drivers out of the mix and also keeps the card
>>support from breaking every time there is an OS update.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Boy I don't understand too much about all this IEEE
1394
>>or
>>>>OHCI Complient stuff with video cards, but this sure
does
>>>>remind me of the same posts from Cd architecture and
MMC
>>>>Compatible devices and that got abandoned because SF
>>>>couldn't keep up with the driver support. So do we
have
>>>>the same problem with Vegas and we can eventually look
>>>>forward to another abondonment?
>>>>
>>>>Rock on!!!
>>>>
>>>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>>>dave means less than $100, not $1000
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>>>>>Sorry, the RT2000 is not supported. It does
>>have "1394-
>>>>>>>>like" features, but it is not fully OHCI
compatible,
>>>>>>which
>>>>>>>>Vegas requires.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>You can use any of the commonly available OHCI-
>>>>compatible
>>>>>>>>DV cards- these will cost you less than $1000.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Andrei wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>Hy all,
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>We need to work with Vegas Video using an
external
>>>>>>>>monitor
>>>>>>>>>>but we can't make it work in any way.
>>>>>>>>>>The setup is a PIII PC with a Matrox RT2000 card.
>>>>>>>>>>The video media is capture with Adobe Premier 5.1
>>>>witch
>>>>>>>>>>comes with the RT2000 card using the Matrox codec
(
>>>>>>>>Matrox
>>>>>>>>>>DV4:2:0 ). When I try to play it in Vegas I dont
se
>>>>>>>>>>anything on the external monitor in both cases:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>1. The preview is set to the IEE-1394 out , using
>>the
>>>>>>>>same
>>>>>>>>>>settings for the project etc..the IE-1394 out is
>>>>>>conected
>>>>>>>>>>to a Sonny DSR 20P VCR and the monitor out from
>>that
>>>>>>VCR
>>>>>>>>is
>>>>>>>>>>conected to an analog TV monitor
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>2. The preview is set to windows video and the
>>>>monitor
>>>>>>is
>>>>>>>>>>conected to the RT2000 S-Video out.( of course
the
>>>>same
>>>>>>>>>>codec is used selected for the preview as the
video
>>>>>>>>media )
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>My question is is there any chance to have an
>>>>external
>>>>>>>>>>monitoring with RT2000 from Vegas ? If yes , how ?
>>>>>>>>>>Thanks for your help
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Andrei

Can anyone in this thread tell me if they've gotten
the "External Monitor Preview" function to work with Win
98SE. Someone told me it works w/Win2000 but not 98SE. Is
this a VV version specific problem ?? Am using an OHCI
compliant 1394 card. Thanks

Dave Hill wrote:
>>One significant reason we have focused on OHCI DV cards
is
>>because the drivers are part of the OS. This keeps 3rd
>>party drivers out of the mix and also keeps the card
>>support from breaking every time there is an OS update.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Boy I don't understand too much about all this IEEE
1394
>>or
>>>>OHCI Complient stuff with video cards, but this sure
does
>>>>remind me of the same posts from Cd architecture and
MMC
>>>>Compatible devices and that got abandoned because SF
>>>>couldn't keep up with the driver support. So do we
have
>>>>the same problem with Vegas and we can eventually look
>>>>forward to another abondonment?
>>>>
>>>>Rock on!!!
>>>>
>>>>Charles de Montebello wrote:
>>>>>>dave means less than $100, not $1000
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>>>>>Sorry, the RT2000 is not supported. It does
>>have "1394-
>>>>>>>>like" features, but it is not fully OHCI
compatible,
>>>>>>which
>>>>>>>>Vegas requires.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>You can use any of the commonly available OHCI-
>>>>compatible
>>>>>>>>DV cards- these will cost you less than $1000.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Andrei wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>Hy all,
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>We need to work with Vegas Video using an
external
>>>>>>>>monitor
>>>>>>>>>>but we can't make it work in any way.
>>>>>>>>>>The setup is a PIII PC with a Matrox RT2000 card.
>>>>>>>>>>The video media is capture with Adobe Premier 5.1
>>>>witch
>>>>>>>>>>comes with the RT2000 card using the Matrox codec
(
>>>>>>>>Matrox
>>>>>>>>>>DV4:2:0 ). When I try to play it in Vegas I dont
se
>>>>>>>>>>anything on the external monitor in both cases:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>1. The preview is set to the IEE-1394 out , using
>>the
>>>>>>>>same
>>>>>>>>>>settings for the project etc..the IE-1394 out is
>>>>>>conected
>>>>>>>>>>to a Sonny DSR 20P VCR and the monitor out from
>>that
>>>>>>VCR
>>>>>>>>is
>>>>>>>>>>conected to an analog TV monitor
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>2. The preview is set to windows video and the
>>>>monitor
>>>>>>is
>>>>>>>>>>conected to the RT2000 S-Video out.( of course
the
>>>>same
>>>>>>>>>>codec is used selected for the preview as the
video
>>>>>>>>media )
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>My question is is there any chance to have an
>>>>external
>>>>>>>>>>monitoring with RT2000 from Vegas ? If yes , how ?
>>>>>>>>>>Thanks for your help
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Andrei

It works on my Thinkpad 770Z with Win98SE through a RATOC
CardBus 1394 interface to my Sony GV-D900.

John Rossovich wrote:
>>Can anyone in this thread tell me if they've gotten
>>the "External Monitor Preview" function to work with Win
>>98SE. Someone told me it works w/Win2000 but not 98SE. Is
>>this a VV version specific problem ?? Am using an OHCI
>>compliant 1394 card. Thanks
>>

Thanks Pete, What version number of VV are you running ?

Pete Washburn wrote:
>>It works on my Thinkpad 770Z with Win98SE through a RATOC
>>CardBus 1394 interface to my Sony GV-D900.
>>
>>John Rossovich wrote:
>>>>Can anyone in this thread tell me if they've gotten
>>>>the "External Monitor Preview" function to work with
Win
>>>>98SE. Someone told me it works w/Win2000 but not 98SE.
Is
>>>>this a VV version specific problem ?? Am using an OHCI
>>>>compliant 1394 card. Thanks
>>>>
>>