Hi Gilbert, please see post 218. Also, make sure DMA is
enabled if you're using an IDE hard drive.

Gilbert Armachuelo wrote:
>>Hi Dee,
>>
>>I also happen to have Via Chipset.
>>
>>Gilbert
>>
>>Gilbert Armachuelo wrote:
>>>>Hi Dee,
>>>>
>>>>Thanks for your response, yes I see flicker when
>>>>I preview in camera and write to tape.
>>>>
>>>>I don't see flicker when I play the rendered video
>>>>on Video Capture or Windows Media Player.
>>>>
>>>>Any idea,,,,
>>>>
>>>>Gilbert
>>>>
>>>>PS...
>>>>
>>>>I tried running on a native firewire hard disk
>>>>and it didn't help.
>>>>
>>>>same
>>>>
>>>>dee wrote:
>>>>>>Do you see the flicker when previewing to the device
>>vs.
>>>>>>printing to tape? Do you have a Via chipset on your
>>>>>>motherboard?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Gilbert Armachuelo wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi Everyone,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I just installed my VF and went on testing it.
>>>>>>>>Everything went swimmingly until I Print to tape.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I can see that occasional flicker on playback of
tape,
>>>>>>>>suggesting dropped frames.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>However, if I view the rendered file from say
Windows
>>>>>>>>Media Player ( rendered as NTSC DV), it
>>>>>>>>doesn't have the flicker problem I saw from tape
>>>>playback.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>If anyone has any input, will greatly appreciate it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Best regards,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Gilbert
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>PS....
>>>>>>>>My hardrive is ATA/UDMA100 connected through
firewire.
>>>>>>>>I tried connecting the hard drive as UDMA100, the
>>>>problem
>>>>>>>>became worse. Should getting a native firewire HD
be
>>>>>>>>the answer....
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks once again