Yep, I have noticed this on 2008 machines. I don't see it on 2009 machines though.
Yep, I have noticed this on 2008 machines. I don't see it on 2009 machines though.
SourceChildTODD SCRUTCHFIELD
...if it ain't broke...
gimme 5 and then don't act surprised
thats just great.... would you say that you have played with this enough to call that a certainty? I wonder what the deal is/can it be solved
Hey.. thanks for the fast replies... sorry I didnt give u the version.. it is the current version..10.6.4. as far as what I am doing with the inputs it doesnt seem to matter.. Just having them on does it. Assigning to a layer etc appears to have no effect. I dont recall if having the global video enabled with no inputs actually digitizing caused the same problem. I can get back to you on this in a couple days if you wish. I was using LFG cards for input.
I will downgrade one of my OS drives to 10.6.3 if I have the time on upcoming gig this week. Seems like the best way to confirm or eliminate this Apple issues as the actual issue here.
What else can I provide u with?
might be the graphics problem in 10.6.4 then
there is no way to confirm or eliminate
suggest dual partition with 10.6.0 on one - partition - see if this makes problem go away. keep 10.6.4 partition on disc
dont know which snow leopard version started this potential problem
Apple just started Seeding developer builds of 10.6.5. The are asking testers to focus on certain things. Two specifically are 3D graphics and quicktime.
This information is based off of preliminary discussion but there are no details on what things in QT or 3d graphics.
However, based on noise around tech forums, there's a hope there might be a fix.
Please do not take this information as fact. However, optimistically 10.6.5 might have solutions that will help us with our problems.
SourceChildTODD SCRUTCHFIELD
...if it ain't broke...
gimme 5 and then don't act surprised