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| you know the problem with forums ? one or two people have a problem, yell a lot, and make like EVERYONE is having problems when in fact, its mostly just them. I've been running CS6 longer than anyone. I've been running it with clients in the room just fine. all my editing work goes thru it and its just fine for "professional" work. in fact it takes projects that simply crushed FCP7. I'm going to suggest as a first step, disable using the Kona for output and see if most if not all problems go away. if they do, then the problem is the AJA drivers. matrox and BMD drivers have been ok. also in terms of sync, if you feed a monitor via HDMI, there is often 1-2 frames of processing / delay in the monitor. this will put audio from the card's outputs out of sync. use the monitor's speakers / audio outs to feed real ones. as for those other guys, there are so many things that could be going on - starting with as one user suggested, bad RAM. A new OS install, a drive check may be in order. one user was using a "1TB mirrored volume (7200RPM drives) for media" which is probably resulting in a lot of extra internal I/O and slower media access / bottlenecking. you also don't know what other apps they may be running at the same time, or if they have other stuff installed on their system that can cause problems like perian codecs. another source of magic problems is bad power. especially in summer when you have AC units kicking on they will put heavy loads and spikes into the power. I recall a client's system that was randomly crashing all the time and they were going crazy. I say in front of it and saw it crash at the same time their window AC unit kicked in. APS solved the problem. I'm not denying they have problems, its just that they have not done very good trouble shooting to figure out what is really going on, nor have they eliminated potential problems external to PP / AE S On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:52 AM, Jim Curtis wrote:
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