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red-diamond wrote on 10/22/2020, 7:12 PM

Do you have new any media hooked up via USB, Thunderbolt, Optical, etc. Or maybe a camera plugged in somewhere? You can also turn it off by unchecking Device Explorer under, View, Windows, Device Explorer or hit Ctrl+Alt+6.

Windows Version: 7 64-bit, SP-1; 7.5 WEI (I hate Win 10)

Mother Board: ROG Maximus VI Hero w/ Corsair 850 Watt Power Supply

Processor: Intel Quad Core i7, Haswell 4770k 3.5 Ghz w/ Ballistix 32 Gb (4x 8G Sport) DDR3 1600 PC3 - 12,800 RAM:

Video Card: ASUS AMD Radeon R9-390 & Realtek HD Audio OEM Sound Card & OHCI compliant IEEE1394 Capture

BRD Burner: LG Super Multi-Blue x 2 & DVD Burner: Pioneer DVR-118L

Current Software Editors & Tools: SVP 10, 11, 12 , 13. MVP 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18. Plus AVID Media Composer 6, Premier Pro CS5.5, Avid Liquid 7, AVID Studio, All Pinnacles up to 15, Cyberlink PD and others

OS and Storage 2x SSD's with rendering on separate partition but on same SSD. A/V files on separate drives and partitions. I have a Zalman 8 bay removable drive system with drive trays on AHCI control.

Transcode: Handbrake, Adobe Media Encoder, Squeeze & MPEG Streamclip.

Enhancement Tools: ACON DeVerberate, Guthspot DeShaker, Neat Video 5, DaVinci Resolve 12 & Catalyst Browse as well as numerous VAAST products. Also Boris Mocha and some Red Giant Products.

Graphics: Most Adobe products but chiefly After FX, AI Photoshop & Illustrator. Also the NewBlue TP5, Boris Graffiti and the old SVP core products, oh and Title Deko Pro, my favorite, until they didn't support it anymore.

Audio & Other: Adobe Audition, Sonic Fire Pro, Camtasia 8, ProShow Gold & Sapphire hardware products.

Ken-Theriot wrote on 10/23/2020, 1:17 PM

Do you have new any media hooked up via USB, Thunderbolt, Optical, etc. Or maybe a camera plugged in somewhere? You can also turn it off by unchecking Device Explorer under, View, Windows, Device Explorer or hit Ctrl+Alt+6.

Yes! I didn't realize I still had mi SD card in. Thanks!