Hi Brad email me a number where you can be reached tomorrow
and I'll drop you a line. We'll track it
down...deef@sonicfoundry.com

Thanks!

Brad Rosenberg wrote:
>>I recently purchased Video Factory, and was very excited
to
>>see how well it was put together... but I do have a
problem.
>>
>>I am unable to capture very well from my IEEE 1394 OHCI
>>compliant card. Currently, I have the MS Camcorder / VCR
>>driver installed (for my other software, I use a TI
driver
>>that is not compatible with the Video Capture software).
I
>>am running Windows 98 SE.
>>
>>When I try to capture, every time I do, it captures for a
>>couple of seconds, then give me an "Unknown Error" and
>>stops, but lists the currupted clip in the list below. I
>>then try to capture again, and usually it will work.
When
>>I am done capturing, and exit, I have the clip I need.
>>BUT, when I want to capture again, Video Capture will be
>>locked up, and I have to reboot to get it to work again.
>>
>>I have tried switching PCI slots for the card, I have
made
>>sure there are NO IRQ conflicts, in the System / Hardware
>>section, it says everything is fine, but it seems the
Video
>>Capture locks up the device.
>>
>>When I try to switch back to the TI driver (ULEAD
software)
>>and start up the other capture software, it says it is
>>unable to render the grid, which I assume it things
>>something else has control of the card. I have to
reboot,
>>switch drivers, and use the other software to capture...
>>
>>Has this happened to anybody else? I just got the
>>software, packaged with manuals, and tried to see if
there
>>was a patch... is there anything?
>>
>>My computer:
>>800 Mhz PIII
>>128MB RAM
>>12 GIG Main Drive ATA/100
>>45 GIG Slave Drive ATA/100
>>Windows 98 Second Edition
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Brad