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i use exactly same laptop spec. all my stuff is also in cinepac avi. my projector is 800x600 so all clips either that or 400x300. anything else tends to give pixellation due to scaling %ages. i tend to run output res and process at 400x300. works great.

good luck
al

thanx julie, u just saved me.................yup, this worx;)

Originally posted by bart
well we think that the future of vj-ing lies in more integrated audio & visuals. The best examples of vj-ing we have seen so far are colcut, the light surgeons, eboman, bong-ra, drifter, etc. and they are all AV acts. Just wondering if you guys agree on this or not ...

slightly better than last one i put up.........

i use '1clickdvdripper" into an avi, then use vegas to capture loops, dead easy!

that looks way cool................................were oh were can we can one? Wil u be selling it?

To be honest, I have everything on one Laptop on one drive. Two things I found, external USB HDD, Reso 1.5 used to "lose contact" with it and link to wrong files, never tried it again so i don't know if 2.0 and onwards better. BEst upgrade I did was to change out standard HDD in lappie for a 7200rpm ...

Guys,

I hate to say it, works ok here.... 2.1 used to crash, 2.2 OK

Machine - Toshiba Laptop
Operating System: Win XP
Processorentium M 1.4Ghz
Videocard: NVIDIA GeForce FX GO5200
Files type: AVI 400x300
Codec: Cinepac

DXU:555 FEATURING MIA...........

2.2 Appears to run much better, still same problem with the 2 AVI Cinepac's i sent Bart, however i've now narrowed it down that AVI's cinepac created with Sony's Vegas are the ones that DON'T run / crash Reso (still the same with 2.2 on laptop). If you convert them using VirtualDub they run OK ...