New Ninja Machine - Crash, Crash and crash (Plus solution)

[excalibur1814]

Hey,

I've been using CVS since the x6 days, so I know what it's all about and how CVS 'works'. I do like the application, as it makes me laugh as you learn each new release's issues.

I decided to build myself a nice new machine:

-Intel i5-12600k
-Corsair 4000D Airflow case
-Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Elite DDR4 (DD5 is still expensive and hard to find in the U.K. Ish)
-Noctua NH-D15 Chromax.black (with additional fitting kit)
-Samsung 980 Pro 1Tb M.2.
-Samsung 980 Pro 500Gb M.2
-Samsung 980 Pro 500Gb M.2
-Windows 11

Once I put it together and clean installed Windows 11, I raided the two 500Gb m.2 drives (Raid 0). Why not. It's not hurting anyone. It also returned INSANE disk speeds.

I then installed Videostudio 2021. (Service pack 2 as well).

It launched, presented the first screen, then crashed as I clicked edit and floated over a video. It then crashed just after appearing over and over again. Joy. I then removed and installed VideoStudio 2020. Same result.

Fix? Remove the ticks from hardware acceleration.


Hopefully I'll be able to enable once a second hand 1050ti arrives. I imagine that CVS will still stutter, even with the above updated kit. Will update once I've finished the latest climbing video

[RobertOZ]

I know many users have major issues with Hardware Acceleration, fortunately I have never found it necessary to turn off HA
Using the i7 laptop, now property of other half, the Win 7 Desktop, now the property of the local tip, or on this current machine, just created a 34 min NTSC XAVC S MP4 HD (1280x720, 60p,20Mbps with Nvidia Cuda, with Hardware encode acceleration enabled, rendered very fast and very acceptable completed video

[excalibur1814]

Nice.

I've used nVidia cuda once and it... crashed CVS. Will try again once the 1050ti arrives.