VE7AXO:You won't gain any real speed transferring data with a SSD using the current technology.  The typical SSD write speed is about 100 MBytes/sec, while HDD's go up to 3 GBytes/sec.3 GBytes a second eh? ...................... any benches you care to mention to substantiate that claim?  

Agreed ...................... and, after going through a stupid copy process and then having to now store 2 sets of pictures (the ''as-is'' and ''_HQ'' versions) just so S12 can do the logical thing is a plain pain in the patootie and a simple waste of space imo - especially when the net S12 result is not always consistent 

All of what Richard said there  ...................  in addition to this imo pedantic method devised by Pinnacle to now use full-res pics on std DVDs in S12 (follow BittMann's working link) 

chris-edi: Nope its just a VHS VCR.   There is no s-video on it, I'm getting hte s-vdeo connected through a scart adapter.  ie the cable goes from scart on the vcr to s-video+audio on my moviebox. There you go then -   there simply is no proper Svideo signal available to feed the moviebox - scart/cable with Svideo ...

Do you in fact have a S-VHS VCR? Scart plugs/cables are ''universal'' animals -  ie - they will have the S-video connections present and usable even though your VCR is unable to output S-video signals.   I would suggest you try the composite video RCA connection and select in Studio the same while capturing (assuming you ...

I have not had every one of those in my hands to experiment with personally, but from experience, I would suspect that at least all the Movieboxes using the same driver will have the mystery '' hidden analogue cropping feature''

I have commented ad-infinitum on this particular topic and the USB710 (other models too) but the guys at Pinnacle always would have us believe they know better and simply refuse to budge.   There is already a crop feature built into the drivers for the USB710 ...................... you are simply actively prevented from accessing ...

wellsdesigned: I've tried a topic search for an answer to this and can't find a straightforward question and answer to what I want to know. What I want to know is if it is a big improvement in processing time to go from Vista 32 to Vista 64?  Has anyone started out using Studio 11 or 12 on Windows Vista 32 and then upgraded to Vista ...

anon125: can a quad be upgraded to a 6? just insert a new chip? probably way too expensive an idea. Short answer?............... NO.   Currently we have socket 775 chips.   Nehalem (new CPU family) and Bloomfield (motherboard chipsets) will have 1366 pins (from my memory) .................... and the memory controller will ...

susiesnowflake:It just doesn't show up in certain spots it will sometime travel to the entire screen. If you look closely it almost looks like there is another video playing within those little squares. Its all colorful. Hi Susie BittMann pinged and said there is a damsel in distress somewhere in the world ...