PT8HD cpu problem........proof with pics!

[Tulane Sound]

Did this issue get resolved?

[MEAT]

Hell NO!

[digibase]

U mean the CS3 didnt resolve the problem ??

So what does the admin say on this ?

Is it a graphic issue withe the guage or a major problem with PT8?

[sundayhouse]

I just upgraded my PT rig to HD8 from LE7.1. I have a completely new OS and PTHD install on another drive, have followed all of the recommended tweaks etc. and PTHD8 is using 75-99% CPU in the task manager even with the smallest sessions I used to run with no problems on my LE system. Digitest passed. Can I downgrade and get a free copy and license of a stable version of 7.x HD from Digidesign so that I keep working?

[MEAT]

Originally Posted by digibase

U mean the CS3 didnt resolve the problem ??

So what does the admin say on this ?

Is it a graphic issue withe the guage or a major problem with PT8?

1.No it did not.

2.Before cs3 they acknowledged the problem and said it would be fixed.After cs3 nothing!

3.Major problem with PT8!

[DigiTechSupt]

Originally Posted by MEAT

1.No it did not.

2.Before cs3 they acknowledged the problem and said it would be fixed.After cs3 nothing!

3.Major problem with PT8!

Meat - that is not true! In fact, we specifically stated that this could not be fixed in a cs release.

The problem is currently going through testing and we're working as quickly as possible to address a majority of issues currently being discussed on the DUC.

[digibase]

Thanks DigiTechSupt,

Can you brief on what could be the possible problem.

[DigiTechSupt]

Originally Posted by digibase

Thanks DigiTechSupt,

Can you brief on what could be the possible problem.

The problem is with how graphic elements are drawn on-screen (called 'blitting'). The more elements on-screen, the more CPU usage can be used - essentially what's happening is it's trying to redraw certain elements much more often than necessary.

A fix is in place and is looking solid with initial testing. We're working on getting this out as quickly as possible.

[deanguidry]

Originally Posted by DigiTechSupt

The problem is with how graphic elements are drawn on-screen (called 'blitting'). The more elements on-screen, the more CPU usage can be used - essentially what's happening is it's trying to redraw certain elements much more often than necessary.

A fix is in place and is looking solid with initial testing. We're working on getting this out as quickly as possible.

Can you give us a description of what engineering thinks is the problem with the Play/pause issue? Thanks.

[digibase]

Hi deanguirdy,

Whts the problem with play/Pause ?