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Targa Slideshow and Matrox

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From: fufo_matt
Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 22:24
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Ok, here�s the deal. Were using a Matrox RTX-100 card in a relatively new Dell desktop along with Premiere Pro 1.5. Until recently, there have been no problems with the setup, until we had to start exporting video to tape. However, that�s not the problem. Were using the timeline to keep a slideshow of 24 and 32 bit targa files, and using the computer to play through those files. However, recently when we made the change so that we could export to tape, the files have been wanting to be rendered, and when they are rendered, they eventually pop out of being rendered again and request once again to be rendered. This stops playback completely, and causes a problem because we need it playing by itself. Now I�ve been reading up on what you guys have said about these cards being finicky, especially with 1.5, but would this have anything to do with the rendering? Or is it just something I can quickly fix in settings or something. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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