PTT - Blue FLASHES - Cured! <b>XOG</b> thanks!

Grazie wrote on 5/22/2003, 12:14 PM
XOG made me revisit the POWER MANGEMENT menu of my Inspiron 8000 - BIG thank you. After your initial information I thought I'd retry this - been there before!

In the Power Mangement menu in Settings, I now select "ALWAYS ON". This appears to cured it! - Simple eh . . .

Grob, please give it a go. . . . along with my normal fixes of having the FanGui software keeping the fans on full blast while PTTing.

Just done 3 x 53:53mins projects without any BLUE FLASHES.

I think the PM menu in anything other than ALWAYS ON allows the pc to go see what's happening with the HD, the screen and other power hungry hardware - this in turn makes a periodic "callout" to those bits 'n pieces. I think I'm onto something here, as the BLUE FLASHES happened at "regular" intervals BUT not in the same place on a file - yeah?

Thanks for all your patience with me.

Ohh . . .SonicEPM, you asked for my IRQS? Have come up with any conclusion? If you find this thread of any value please use it for others too.

Best regards

Grazie

ps: Am I waiting for the other shoe top drop? - You betcha! But till then AND I'm on the cusp of upgrading to a Dual HT 3.Xghtz P4 - 1gb ram - 3 x 120gb hds, PTT and BLUE FLASHES will be part of my experience of NLE work.

Comments

SonyEPM wrote on 5/22/2003, 1:01 PM
Hard to give any advice based on the irq list as presented, so I didn't- but glad you got this sorted out!
travel_addict wrote on 5/22/2003, 3:00 PM
I've heard that if you have a USB device hooked up, the computor is always checking to see if it is there. Which inturn would cause this to give your PTT a hicup or drop frames on capture. I'm i thinking right here?

Paul
Grazie wrote on 5/22/2003, 3:51 PM
Hmmm....