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| Re: New laptop for audio [message #97330 is a reply to message #97207] |
Sat, 22 March 2008 09:29   |
Chris Ludwig
Messages: 868
Registered: May 2006
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<FONT FACE=3D"Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE=3D'font-size:18.0px'>Hey, =
thanks AA – <BR>
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The VirtuaVia’s PSU is causing deal-breaking problems, and those need=
to be eliminated first before anything else can be determined. Here’s=
a very interesting thread from the UAD forums, looks like someone else was =
thinking the same thing as me – <BR>
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irtuaVia box working with multiple UAD cards<BR>
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VirtuaVia box working with multiple UAD cards<BR>
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#333333"> on Mon May 12, 2008 12:03 pm<BR>
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A few months ago I bought a Virtua Via PCIe to PCI expansion chassis for my=
new MacPro 8x3GHz to run my PCI UAD cards.<BR>
The reason why the VV box doesn´t work properly with more than one UA=
D cards is because of a weak powersupply. The included external PSU delivers=
12V/3A and unfortunately the maximum rating of the internal (on the card) 5=
V step-down switching regulator (2596) is also limited to 3A. So using a hig=
her power rating 1
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| Re: New laptop for audio [message #98888 is a reply to message #98861] |
Thu, 22 May 2008 19:02 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
Registered: July 2005
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> Mike
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> "Wayne Carson" <waynecarson@cox.net> wrote:
>> Hi Mike,
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>> I appreciate everything you've done for us.
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>> Anyway, I replied to Kerry's "stockFX" and asked him about the XP and HT
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>> (hyper-thread, dual/multi CPU) PSCL that you recently built. You can take
> a
>> look at that if you wish and also want to make sure you don't misinterpret
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>> my post as a dig. Not at all. If I don't have to reboot in disable
>> everytime I run Paris I will be very happy. So, in essence, Kerry said
> he
>> was stable so I asked if he was in HT mode. I was also pinging the group
> to
>> see who is running in HT now.
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>> Reason: I had a crash (error message and then blue screen) and I don't
> know
>> if it's something I did in the editor or if I missed something on the
>> install/replacement of the .dll or if I just had a crash because I had a
> lot
>> of windows open at the time. I am generally very stable in disable mode,
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>> but, if I'm doing heavy edits and extreme close up work even in disable
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>> mode, I save a lot, because I'm almost sure to get a crash now and then
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>> during those deep editing times. Running, mixing, playback, tracking are
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>> all stable. The crash came after about 4 hours of deep editing. Then I
> did
>> another 4 hours just fine, so it may have been just a glitch. All this in
> HT
>> mode.
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>> But it did make me wonder if you've heard back from most of the group?
> Has
>> everyone gone to HT mode with your updated PSCL?
>>
>> See other post (Kerry's "stockFX.ini" for the following. Do I need to
>> replace the other PSCL with no file extension in the c:\windows\system32
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>> with one that is compatible with your updated PSCL? When I installed
>> skunkworks XP and subsystem files several years back two PSCL's were put
> in
>> the sys32 folder. One with a .dll and one with no file extension.
>>
>> Again, thanks for all you've done.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Wayne
>> Paris since '97
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