Hi everyone,
I have an old Windows XP SP2 machine. The reason I use this old OS is that the hardware and software is the most compatible with this set up, mainly Premiere Pro 2 and a Matrox RX100 capture card.
**Since posting this, I am now using Virtual Dub to capture, so I can potentially do away with SP2 and maybe even XP!? Would this help my driver issue?
I have recently had to rebuild a new machine from scratch, only issue is the GFX card. I get glitchy lines appear over the screen . The PC still runs most of the time without crashing but it's clearly an issue and making it unstable.
**Update, I now get no capture display but the software is successfully capturing. I'm capturing blind.
I have a GTS 450 NVIDIA card and this is the driver that I have partial success with...
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/windows/280_26/winxp-280-26-whql-driver/
Only issue is, an error message comes up saying its incompatible, the only way around this is to copy and paste a line into one of the text files of the NVIDIA driver folder to make it think it's the right driver using the GFX card hardware ID code from Device Manager.
I paste the PCI and vendor ID
(PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1405&SUBSYS_093910DE&REV_A1)
https://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/77225
This is the version I tried to use initially (as advised by the guy I bought the machine off) but this would make the PC crash trying to install it, so even worse.
I also tried driver NVDIA 368.81 but it says incompatible again.
The computer will crash for example when I've been digitising a tape for an hour and I lose the file, this isn't every time but I'd like to make a more robust machine.
Other spec: (don't laugh!)
Intel Core 2 Quad CPU
Q6600 @ 2/40ghz
2.40ghz, 3.25 ghz of RAM
All other drivers are installed properly.
I'm open to suggestions but I feel confident that it's just that I'm not using the correct GFX driver.
Any help appreciated.
Many thanks,
Ollie
I have an old Windows XP SP2 machine. The reason I use this old OS is that the hardware and software is the most compatible with this set up, mainly Premiere Pro 2 and a Matrox RX100 capture card.
**Since posting this, I am now using Virtual Dub to capture, so I can potentially do away with SP2 and maybe even XP!? Would this help my driver issue?
I have recently had to rebuild a new machine from scratch, only issue is the GFX card. I get glitchy lines appear over the screen . The PC still runs most of the time without crashing but it's clearly an issue and making it unstable.
**Update, I now get no capture display but the software is successfully capturing. I'm capturing blind.
I have a GTS 450 NVIDIA card and this is the driver that I have partial success with...
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/windows/280_26/winxp-280-26-whql-driver/
Only issue is, an error message comes up saying its incompatible, the only way around this is to copy and paste a line into one of the text files of the NVIDIA driver folder to make it think it's the right driver using the GFX card hardware ID code from Device Manager.
I paste the PCI and vendor ID
(PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1405&SUBSYS_093910DE&REV_A1)
https://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/77225
This is the version I tried to use initially (as advised by the guy I bought the machine off) but this would make the PC crash trying to install it, so even worse.
I also tried driver NVDIA 368.81 but it says incompatible again.
The computer will crash for example when I've been digitising a tape for an hour and I lose the file, this isn't every time but I'd like to make a more robust machine.
Other spec: (don't laugh!)
Intel Core 2 Quad CPU
Q6600 @ 2/40ghz
2.40ghz, 3.25 ghz of RAM
All other drivers are installed properly.
I'm open to suggestions but I feel confident that it's just that I'm not using the correct GFX driver.
Any help appreciated.
Many thanks,
Ollie
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