Solution was updating his hard drive driver.

Alex wrote:
>>I am using the ntsc dv template. It is still shoopy
>>video. If my camera is progressive scan should I use
>>progressive scan in the render settings??
>>I even tried rendering uncompressed and it just digressed
>>from there.
>>I am using a simple TI ohci 1394 card and Im not even
>>previewing the video on an external monitor, it's that
>>choppy on my monitor.(it seems about like every other
frame
>>is doubling) I even reinstalled both programs. I am
>>desperate at this point.
>> What else can I try???
>>
>>Alex
>>
>>
>>Dave Hill wrote:
>>>>Are you rendering using the NTSC DV render template?
You
>>>>should be if you are trying to print to tape thru 1394.
>>>>Your results sound like maybe you rendered uncompressed?
>>>>
>>>>Alex wrote:
>>>>>>I have a weird problem. I rendered a file and tried
to
>>>>>>open it in the print to tape proggie and it almost
>>>>freezes
>>>>>>the program(I know it sounds weird). The program is
>>>>really
>>>>>>slow to even move my mouse around while the file is
>>>>open. I have
>>>>>>tried rendering in a plethora of formats and nothing
>>>>seems to work.
>>>>>>The audio is fine but the video is choppy. It is
only
>>in
>>>>that
>>>>>>program and It is definately not hardware(I think) I
>>>>have
>>>>>>win2k, a P3, 1,000mhz, 384 megs of ram, 2-75 gig HD's
>>at
>>>>>>7200 rpm and a partridge in a pear tree. I even have
>>the
>>>>>>upgrade of the capture playback proggie. All the
>>>>settings
>>>>>>are the same as capture on render including
progressive
>>>>>>scan as is my camera. i just don't get it!!! Help!!!