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1. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?GEAtkins Jan 8, 2010 1:54 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Thanks for your contined help. I am having continuous and repeated crashes on an ATI card.
Some of my crash codes and my full specs are here:
Thanks again.
Glenn Atkins
2. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Margthecar2 Jan 8, 2010 9:05 PM (in response to Chad Baker)I am working on a small project with a few standard def avi files and some still jpgs. When I click on Window-->Transitions, PrE 8 crashes every time and I get the dialog box to send an error report to Adobe. This is under Windows 7 64-bit. I just upgraded but had the EXACT same problem running PrE 7 under Vista 64-bit. Also previously using PrE7 under Vista 64-bit there were numerous random crashes but either they were not repeatable, or there were ways around them. Always it would just say the program encountered an error and had to close, or something like that. No useful informaton. I have not worked with Pre8 long enoough to report more errors beyond the one above. I have an ATI card, not a Nvdia.
3. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?BritKev Jan 11, 2010 1:43 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Had a less than auspicious start a few weeks ago with my first PrE 8 project - it stalled several times, froze up completely a few times and was dreadfully sluggish throughout the project and then took 10+ hours to render six minutes of standard definition video.
Just tried to fire it up for another try and I've hung at the Welcome screen, "gethering user info"... no way out but to kill it in taskmanager.
I have a Core2Quad 2.5GHz CPU, 8.00GB of ram, over 2TB of free space (over 50Gb of SSD on my system drive, and almost 2TB of 3 stripe raid 0), a 512MB Radeon HD4870 card with certainly very recent if not the absolute latest driver, running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.
4. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Steve Grisetti Jan 11, 2010 5:35 PM (in response to BritKev)
In my experience, the crashes as well as other performance issues in Premiere Elements 8 appear to be related to its integration with the new, full-featured Organizer.
To test this, I created a new Organizer catalog and deleted everything from it. With nothing in the Organizer, Premiere Elements opens faster and performs much peppier. (I'm talking about the Organizer program, not the Organize panel in Premiere Elements.)
In fact, the Organizer also seems to be dogging Photoshop Elements 8.
If there is some way to disconnect the Organizer from Premiere Elements, I'd suspect it will solve a multitude of problems and performance issues.
5. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?josteiner Jan 11, 2010 5:56 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hello Chad,
I am using Premiere Elements 7 since about 3 months on a dual core PC with Windows XP and an Intel GMA graphics engine.
After working decently for a few weeks, PE7 now shuts down everytime I try to Organize -> Get Media -> PC Files and Folders. The program just disappears, no error message. The problem is there every single time I try this.
I need this fixed since I cannot use the program.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program AND the same with Premiere and Photoshop Elements together, to no avail.
Please help. If this is not the right place to put this, can you please pass it on or tell me where to put it? The Adobe website is somewhat of a maze in that regard ...
Thanks for your help. You can contact me via e-mail at email@example.com
Best regards, Jo
6. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?chaosdsmFL Jan 11, 2010 10:23 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
I've been tinkering with Premier Elements 8.0 since I bought it back in October. I've been using an Asus Radeon 4850 TOP (factory overclocked) video card the entire time. I had major issues with PrE8 from the get-go, but eliminated those issues with one simple step, bypassing the Welcome screen. I have had only 4 - 6 actual crashes since then, along with one annoying but repeatable problem... but I honestly do not belive they are video card driver related.
However, I've recently rebuilt my computer & did a clean install of Windows XP Pro SP3 with 2 brand new hard drives & have yet to reinstall Premier Elements (currently re-downloading), but all other hardware remains the same.
7. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Chad Baker Jan 12, 2010 4:11 AM (in response to josteiner)
Hi Jo,
I would go ahead and create a new thread on this in the Premiere Elements forum. This thread is for tracking problem specifically with Premiere Elements 8 and non-nvidia graphics chipsets (eg Intel, ATI).
8. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?OldJim123 Jan 13, 2010 8:40 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
I am a new user and have not been able to complete one project because of crashes.
I am using ATI Radion 4350 with the latest driver. 8.671.0.0
My processor is Intel Core 2 E7400 processor Dual core processor. 2.8 GHz, 3 Mb L2 Cache
I am using Windows7
Is there anyone who doesn't have this problem?
9. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Gabetheimpaler Jan 14, 2010 7:28 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
I am experiencing frequent crashes. i made another thread that has my specific hardware for my comp,
but I am running 1 gb ATI Radeon HD graphics on a win7 64 bit.
10. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Armchair 79 Jan 15, 2010 12:22 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi Chad, I recently purchased Premiere Elements 8 for my Windows XP PC and I'm having all
kinds of crashes and lock up issue's. I believe my driver is an Intel, but how can I confirm that?
11. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?ChrisChapman37 Jan 15, 2010 4:06 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi there,
I recently bought 4 x Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 laptops each with:
Intel Core 2 Duo T5870 2.0Ghz
2Gb RAM
Intel 4 Series Express chipset graphics card
Vista SP1, version 6.0.6001
I'm having serious issues trying to capture DV footage using PE8. Each time I try and capture, without fail, the software crashes within 2 minutes of capturing. All camera settings are fine and all capture settings are fine. I've followed the advice in the Support Centre but nothing seems to work.
I'm running video workshops using this software and not once has it worked reliably.
Attached is a log file from when it recently crashed.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
12. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Peter Hardcastle Jan 15, 2010 5:53 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi Chad
I am experiencing frequent crashes with PRE8. The graphics card installed on my PC is (I believe) a Radeon X300 Series.
I have recently bought PRE 8 to upgrade from PE 3 that I used previously. The number of crashes is becoming tiresome (that is a polite way of saying how I feel!) but what also makes it frustrating is the fact that every time I reload the software I have to wait for several minutes for the 'background rendering' to complete. This is so even though I have saved the project with completed rendering.
Any help you can provide would be appreciated.
Peter Hardcastle
13. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Peter Hardcastle Jan 16, 2010 2:45 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi Chad
Looking through the replies to this it seems that it is not just Nvidia users that are experiencing crashes with PRE8 as you suggest and that the problem lies with ADOBE's software generally. Can I suggest that ADOBE looks at this again, and again, until a solution is found? Surely it is not necessary to make a new empty Organiser file in order to make the programme work more efficiently as has been suggested. And ayway how is this done?
Please work through this quickly and let us all have a solution.
Kind regards
Peter Hardcastle
14. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?scotthocker Jan 17, 2010 3:44 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
I purchased PE8 this week, and I have not had a successful session yet. That is, one that didn't end in a crash. I have created a new project, began to capture video, and less than 2 minutes into the capture, PE8 crashes and asks me to submit the crash report. I've submitted at least 6 crash reports. I've tried most of the steps in this Adobe KB article, but I must admit, there are a few I haven't tried, such as running it under a new user account.
My system specs are as follows.
Dell XPS M1330
Vista Home Premium 32-bit
Core 2 Duo T6600 @ 2.2GHz
Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset (graphics card/display adapter)
15. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?the_wine_snob Jan 17, 2010 3:56 PM (in response to scotthocker)
Welcome to the forum.
You might want to also have a look at this ARTICLE on setting up your computer for an editing session. Even brand new (maybe especially with brand new) computers usually have all sorts of bloatware, that loads on bootup and these can sap one's resources horribly.
Hope that this helps,
16. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?scotthocker Jan 17, 2010 6:47 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)
I appreciate the welcome. I attached my latest crash log in case it might be of some use.
CRL8FB1.tmp.txt.zip 8.4 K
17. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?the_wine_snob Jan 17, 2010 8:11 PM (in response to scotthocker)
With many memory address exceptions, it's a case of some program not reporting its memory usage correctly, or not releasing the memory, when it's closed.
One of the first thing that I do, to minimize the memory (both Page File and RAM) usage is to eliminate all unnecessary programs/Processes. This ARTICLE will give you tips.
Now, this does NOT mean that PrE is not faulting with regard to memory addresses, but a more likely culprit would be another program, and PrE is a victim of poor memory address management.
Good luck,
18. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?TSM001 Jan 18, 2010 2:21 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
I just used PrE8 for the first time today and it crashed just about every time I tried to add a transition. I had no problem reopening the program and I had no problems with the organizer, just frequent closing of the program. I sent the error reports to Adobe every time.
My system specs are as follows.
Toshiba Satellite L500
Windows 7 32-bit
Pentium T4300 @ 2.1GHz
Mobile Intel 4 series Express Chipset family - driver version 18.104.22.1683.
Hopefully we are all having problems caused by similar issues that can be resolved!
19. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Chad Baker Jan 18, 2010 2:31 PM (in response to TSM001)
Thanks for posting in this thread. Was this with a specific transition? Or
all transitions?
We are continuing to investigate the crash issues that users have reported
here. Also, please do continue to send in crash reports when prompted. The
Premiere Elements engineering team does review the reports, and can use them
to help isolate the source of the error.
For now, our recommendation is:
1) Update to the latest video driver version for your graphics chipset
2) Disable Hardware Acceleration in the advanced settings of your Display
control panel while using Premiere Elements 8.
20. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?OldJim123 Jan 18, 2010 2:34 PM (in response to TSM001)
Is there anyone who has truly solved the problem?
21. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?shad998 Jan 18, 2010 7:48 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
My copy of pre8 is constantly crashing, but I don't have nvidia.
Mobile Intel 4 series Express Chipset family - driver version 184.108.40.2063.
Toshiba laptop with windows 7 64 bit.
Satelite A505.
Intel T6600 2.2 Ghz.
4.0 gb ram
500 gb hard drive
22. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Peter Hardcastle Jan 19, 2010 1:17 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi Chad
Thanks for your reply. I have been sending in crash reports but only yesterday found that there was a specific section to identify what the problem was. Happily I am now filing these properly filled in.
I think the transition was a simple cross dissolve. I will follow your recommendations and see how this works out.
Peter Hardcastle
23. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?TSM001 Jan 19, 2010 7:48 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Thanks for the response, Chad. This issue is happening for any transition that I try to use: dissolve, iris, 3d, etc. My video driver is the most up-to-date version available, and my graphics card does not allow me to make changes, so I am unable to disable hardware acceleration. I guess for now I will just have to save a lot and hope for the best when working on projects.
Thanks again,
24. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?georgi17 Jan 19, 2010 3:24 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
I have been a Premiere Elements user for about 3 years. I keep upgrading hoping the software becomes more stable, and just upgraded to version 8. I have two systems, one has a NVIDIA graphics card, but because it is a Sony VAIO, I can't upgrade the graphics card from the link supplied in the troubleshooting post, it says I have to update it from the Sony website.
When I go to Sony's site, I already have the current driver. So with that wonderful piece of news, I gave up trying to use Premiere 8 on the Sony. The other system is a 1.5 TB Desktop with dual hard drives and 3 GB RAM, using ATI Radeon X1900 Series graphic cards version 8.593.100.0 9/29/09 which is their latest update. Same amount of crashes after the update. I recreated the Plugin Cache, no change, I updated QuickTime - no change, I changed the scratch disk to a different drive, no change.
I have to save every minute or so, or every time I make a fussy change - beacuse I am afraid of losing all the work. Each time I save, when it does save and doesn't crash, it takes about 5 minutes. Lately, it crashes when I am trying to save. Sometimes I receive an error that tells me I should save it in a different location, but this doesn't work, because I get the same error. then I render , and save and it works. This morning I opened the file and started working on something else on my Sony, when I finally went back to it, it said it was low on system resources, it was just sitting there doing nothing, I wasn't even working on it.
Also, I keep turning off background rendering (who came up with that bright idea - when the thing is so memory intensive to begin with), yet when I recover from a crash, it's back on - also I can't seem to find where to turn off optimization, the directions in one of the forums says to go to preferences/auto opt or it's not listed in mine - so either the directions are wrong, or I'm not getting enought sleep, because I can't find it.
Every time Premiere crashes, I reboot, turn off all background processes, empty the temp file, and restart premiere - although the welcome screen comes up quickly, the project takes forever to load. The Project is about 90 minutes - about 162KB - and will be an hour when I'm done editing, if it stays up long enough for me to accomplish this. It's extrememly frustrating.
25. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?the_wine_snob Jan 19, 2010 7:18 PM (in response to georgi17)
Though this is probably not the thread to discuss it, I will beg Chad's indulgence for a quick comment. Background Rendering was a "feature" added to Pinnacle's Studio (at ver. 8, IIRC), and adopted by other consumer NLE's. As most users of S-8 found out, it was totally useless and got in the way of any editing. Still, the reviewers sung its praises. I suppose that they were just theorizing, and never actually did any editing. My guess was with so many of the competitors using it, Adobe finally gave in and added it. Were I using any NLE that had it, I'd turn it OFF as my first task. Even on a monster machine, it only gets in my way.
Now, I wish you luck with your problems,
26. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?georgi17 Jan 19, 2010 7:22 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)
that was my point
27. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?CEHabich13 Jan 19, 2010 9:22 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Sytem Specs:
Dell XPS 9000
Windows 7 Premium 64 bit
Intel Core i7 CPU 900 @ 2.67GHz
ATI Raedon 5870
PRE8 crashes minutes after opening. Usually during rendering.
I've updated drivers and tried all the other tips and tricks.
NOTHING has worked to solve this.
When will Adobe get a real solution?
28. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?chaosdsmFL Jan 19, 2010 10:43 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Okay after a wiping the slate clean so to speak... Two brand new hard drives, clean install of Windows XP Pro w/SP3, all the latest drivers, upgrade from 2GB to 3GB RAM (opperating in dual channel mode). I decided first to see if I can still replicate the one recurring problem I had with PrE8... and what do you know... I did
I though that maybe the modern drives & increased RAM might eliminate the problem but no, it happened again.
So here's the problem:
> Start with a 1080i video clip of 1GB or larger (one I tried yesterday afternoon was 1.6GB)
> trim out the unwanted parts (I cut about 5 minutes of content in about 18 areas of the original clip)
> add some annotations (I went sparingly this time, only 8 short annotations)
> save project
> attempt to "share" to DVD, or hard drive, or upload to youtube
result = Instant crash, program closes, crash report submission thingy pops up.
Now it works just fine if I close PrE8 after the save step, then re-open PrE8 & the project I just saved & then try to "share", it works every time that way, but crashes everytime if I don't. Seems to work fine with original files smaller than 1GB.
Again, I am bypassing the Startup/welcome/organizer & opening the editor directly, otherwise the program crashes as soon as I try editing the clip.
Complete system specs:
ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe socket 939 nForce 4 SLI motherboard
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ 2.2GHz socket 939 dual core processor
3GB DDR400 RAM in dual channel mode (using motherboard auto-select timings - Previously using 2GB RAM)
ASUS EAH Radeon 4850 TOP 512MB PCI Express x16 video card
Western Digital Caviar Black 750GB SATA II w/32MB cache Primary Hard Drive (OS, Page File, & programs - previously using 80
GB SATA drive)
Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA II w/32MB cache Secondary Hard Drive (Scratch disk, & data storage - previously using 250GB SATA drive)
PC Power & Cooling 510 SLI (650 Watt Max) Power Supply
Onboard Realtek AC'97 Audio Chipset
Onboard nForce 4 LAN
USB Logitech Lighted keyboard
USB Wireless Logitech Mouse
Windows XP Pro w/SP3, just installed the the new hard drive January 4th
nVidia recommended 6.86 nForce motherboard drivers installed
ATI Catalyst 9.12 video card drivers
ASUS supplied Audio Chipset drivers
29. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?nealeh Jan 20, 2010 5:28 AM (in response to chaosdsmFL)
A few comments:
With the other costs you have incurred I'm a little surprised you only upped your RAM from 2GB to 3GB. If your XP is 64 bit I would suggest 8GB minimum. If 32 bit then 4GB would be best.
You say that all drivers are up to date. Is that via Windows Update, the suppliers site (e.g.Dell, HP etc...) or the producers site (e.g. ATI, nvidia etc...)? If either of the first two then go to the ATI, nvidia, asus and realtek sites for the latest drivers. Especially Realtek - when a previous PC of mine (Medion) had onboard Realtek the drivers from the suppliers site were always significantly older than those from Realtek and, after a year or two, were no longer updated at all on the Medion site.
You say you bypass the opening welcome screen. I suggest you try it without the bypass.
You should follow the advice given in the FAQ's and Tips & Tricks for this forum - especially concerning source footage and conversion to DV-AVI.
Good luck and let us know if you manage to fix the problem.
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30. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?scotthocker Jan 20, 2010 6:43 AM (in response to scotthocker)
I want to provide an update on my own issues with PE8. I decided to capture the raw footage from my camera using Windows Movie Maker. I captured 20 minutes of SD footage (~5 GB) into one avi file. Without disabling any services or programs running in the background, or any other special activity before starting the program, I pulled the avi file into PE and worked with it for almost an hour without any problems at all. When I say "worked with", I mean that all I did was split the video and delete some sections. I did not add transitions, still images, titles, or anything else. When I was done, I rendered it to a Windows Media file, which played without any problems.
At this point, I must believe there was some issue between my camera and PE. My camer is an older Sony MiniDV camera. I do use FireWire, and PE would begin the capture. The problem was that it would crash shortly after the capture began.
Anyway, I'm pleased at this point because I have my video in and have been able to work with it. If I have problems with transtions or other things, I'll probably report back.
31. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?chaosdsmFL Jan 21, 2010 12:26 AM (in response to nealeh)
This was just a minor update till I can afford the rest of the parts I need to build a new video editing rig, which now stand at just a CPU & RAM! Actually, I paid all of $19 out of pocket for the two hard drives, and DDR is a bit more expensive than DDR2/DDR3, it cost me $90 for the 2x1GB kit to replace one of the 2x512MB kits... I can get 4GB of OCZ DDR3-1600 for that much. Though I actually had the 2GB kit running in my other PC till this recent refresh.
I won't bother to switch to a 64bit OS till we have a lot more "native" 64bit apps, not just 32bit apps with 64bit wrappers. I do have both Windows XP Pro & Windows 7 Pro in 64bit version as well as 32bit BTW.
As to the drivers... I noted that in my previous post... though not exctly word for word. BTW, I am the OEM (supplier)...
Motherboard drivers directly from nVidia, even though the ASUS design doesn't strictly follow nVidia's reference design, ASUS stopped updating the motherboard drivers before the socket 939 platform died...
Video card drivers directly from ATI
Sound Card drivers from ASUS even though it's a Realtek chipset, the ASUS drivers work better.
Apparently you aren't aware of my campaign to get Adobe to fix or trash the welcome screen / organizer... if I go through it, I can't even begin an edit, without a crash. It's called a work-around.... you find a problem, then find a way to go around it so it no longer causes you problems.... it doesn't fix the problem, but at least I have software I can now use. Besides, for someone like myself, it's nothing more than excess baggage that I don't need or want.
The other problem I mentioned, appears to be a memory handling problem on the part of PrE8 since it works fine if I close PrE then re-open it, but crashes if I go straight from editing to publishing... sorry "sharing" (as they've labled it) without closing PrE. Once I've saved my edits, PrE should be able to free up that memory without closing the program, but it doesn't... thus the crash.
I've yet to find a program to convert my files to AVI without degrading the quality. And I've actually gotten PrE8 to work directly with my JVC's .MOD files with excellent results, even with very poor lighting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjk49vV8f6M
32. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?bogusdevice Jan 22, 2010 7:30 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
Very slow rendering (even though I'm using a Core i7), then at 96
% complete on my DVD project I got the message "Devi
ce error-the target device isn't suitable for use".
ATI Mobility Radeon display.
33. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?the_wine_snob Jan 23, 2010 7:07 AM (in response to bogusdevice)
Welcome to the forum.
The "Device" error is usually related to either the burner, or the blank media in the burner. A variation on that error is "SenseCode" errors.
Since your burner was "found," it seems likely that you do not have some other software "hooking" your burner. This usually results in a "no burner detected," or similar. As an aside on this - Adobe programs need 100% control of a burner, and some software, like Roxio, or Nero, will hook the burner at bootup for their virtual drive, packet-writing modules, DLA, or InCD.
Now, what brand of blank media are you using? I strongly recommend Verbatim, or Taiyo Yuden. Brands, such as Memorex, TDK, recent Ritek and ALL "store brands," are to be avoided, like the plague.
Next, check to see if there is a firmware update for you burner. If so, update that.
I doubt that this is a video driver issue, though updating those (along with the audio driver) is a good, prudent move.
Good luck,
34. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Dieter Hübel Jan 24, 2010 7:04 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Facing similar problems, as soon as I am cutting and shifting scenes in the time-line, the system crushes.
Details of PC:
- ASUS M3A-32 MVP Deluxe
- AMD Phenom 9600 Quad Core
- SoundMax HD Audio
- Radeon X 1650
- Windows XP Home with SVP3
- Latest Drivers for all Software installed.
All advices sofar quoted in relevant forums without any result.
Guess it is somehow related to the new organizer incorporated in version 8.0.
Went back to previous installed Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0, which is working fine and fast!!!!!
Is there anybody who can report that version 8.0 is working fine?? Waiting for an update, work around or suggestions on how to fix this problem.
35. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?www.beca.org Jan 25, 2010 7:47 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
I am experiencing frequent "crashes" with Premiere Elements 8.0
The program closes with no warning.
I attach the specifications of my machine.
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36. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?Gabetheimpaler Jan 25, 2010 5:37 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
is there any updates?
this is really getting ridiculous.
37. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?bogusdevice Jan 26, 2010 4:48 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)
My media was M emorex.
I had the options set to "highest quality" when it failed. I subsequently changed it to "fit to available space" and it burned successfully.
38. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?dpaulett Jan 29, 2010 5:07 AM (in response to Chad Baker)
Hi Chad,
I am experiencing frequent PEL8 crashes and I am not using a NVidia card. The crashes seem to occur at various points during capture/edit/output. The most recent crash I experienced was capturing video from a Sony camcorder using firewire. I started the capture and after about 30 minutes, PE8 crashed and I was left at the desktop. My PC specs are:
Asus P5Q-EM
Pentium Dual Core 3.0 GHz
Intel GMA X4500HD with latest drivers
Realtek ALC1200 audio with latest drivers
I hope this is resolved soon. I am on my third version of PEL and it has served me well in the past. I'm not sure I can deal with the regular crashes considering that a typical video production may involve over 30 hours of PEL work. I very much want to continue to use it as it's a very powerful and useful app and I have invested a significant amount of time and money in it.
Doug Paulett
39. Re: Problems for non-Nvidia users?brucem1967 Jan 30, 2010 1:19 PM (in response to Chad Baker)
My problems appear to be the same as or similar to Doug Paulett's. HandyCam with FireWire inter-
face, random halts and crashes. Video clips don't play right either; still trying to see if that is operator error. The card is ATI.


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The letter references an increase in helicopter traffic this summer over Bridgehampton, North Sea, and Sag Harbor, after air traffic controllers at the East Hampton Airport began sending the craft over those areas to access the northern route.
"The focus of community complaints has centered on helicopter traffic utilizing East Hampton Town airport," the letter says. "Federal intervention must be part of the solution."
"We do not need to wait for the end of a two-year test period for the North Shore Route to know that we also need a South Shore Route to mitigate East End noise."
"The establishment of the mandatory North Shore Route mitigated the impacts of helicopter noise in Nassau County and Western Suffolk by keeping helicopters one mile offshore in the Long Island Sound, but did nothing to alleviate the problem on the East End," the letter asserts. "This goal can only be accomplished by the establishment of both an Atlantic Route and a North Shore Route."
The concept was endorsed this week by the East Hampton Aviation Association, which said the southern route "is a good plan to reduce helicopter noise in our neighborhoods."
"As small plane owners at the airport, we have no safety problem flying near Islip or Kennedy airport after filing a plan to do so," Gerard Boleis, a board member of the Aviation Association, said in a press release.
Among the 19 elected officials who signed the letter were Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle, and Representative Tim Bishop, who led the effort, along with Assemblyman Dan Losquadro.
East Hampton Town Councilman Dominick Stanzione, the liaison to the airport, signed for East Hampton. Other signers included the supervisors of the other four East End towns and the mayors of East End villages.
At a town board work session on Tuesday, Mr. Stanzione found himself under fire for signing the letter without vetting it with the rest of the board. Supervisor Bill Wilkinson said Mr. Thiele had asked him to sign it but he had refused to do so, because, he said, he believed that as written all traffic on the southern route to the airport would be directed over Wainscott. He said he also told Mr. Thiele that he would first have to discuss the letter with the full town board.
On Monday, he said, he received a copy of the letter containing his suggested revision, but that it had already been sent out, with Mr. Stanzione's signature.
"Everything you've done on the airport, quite frankly, has been not vetted by the town," Councilwoman Theresa Quigley told Mr. Stanzione.
Last summer, board members and members of the public asserted that Mr. Stanzione directed the helicopter route change that prompted an outcry from residents of those areas that subsequently saw increased air traffic, though the councilman denied it.
"So now we get in a position where we require vetting with the board, and you just ignore it," Mr. Wilkinson said to him.
"After what happened with the changing of the routes, after the dismay of the public . . . how could we possibly do something about the airport without vetting it publicly?" Ms. Quigley asked.
Councilman Stanzione was unapologetic. "I am an elected official in this town," he said. The letter, he said, reflected "town policy, as was stated in the 2010 letter . . . a clear determination that we supported the Atlantic route."
"That policy is clear," he said. "It doesn't require additional vetting." Mr. Stanzione said he "didn't hesitate when asked to join a coalition of elected officials who supported the town's position."
Ms. Quigley asked John Jilnicki, the town attorney, if any board member should act alone. If the letter asserts that it represents the opinion of the town board, Mr. Jilnicki said, it should have been vetted by the board.
"I take your point, and I disagree with it, and I don't apologize for signing that letter," Mr. Stanzione told them both. "I don't think I outdistanced this board's position," he added later.
But, Ms. Quigley said, a policy arrived at in 2010 is "subject to being changed or rearticulated." She became increasingly emotive, citing the stresses of a family situation. She has been caring for her daughter, Doris, who is in rehabilitation following a neck injury in August. "The only reason that keeps me from walking away from this crap — and it is crap," she said, was to support Mr. Wilkinson.


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Normal length episode 10, and a normal length 11 which has not been subbed yet. I assume the ending will remain as it was aired, as episode 11. They've effectively extended the series to 12 episodes, splitting episode 10 into a double-length episode.
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So good to revisit this series with 10 and 11 in full length versions.
Just makes me want to watch the whole series over again.
It also makes me wish Fantagraphics would pick up the pace on the manga releases!
While it remains, for me, one of the very top shows of 2011 I fear we shall not see its like again, and that makes me very sad.
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Just watched the full length verison of episode 11. Much like the full length episode 10, it was pretty much a masterpiece in my eyes. Genuine, subtle and execution wise, a near perfect drama. Should rewatch this series to full sometime as it is the drama of the year imo.
See Mari Okada... this is why I get pissed off at you because you are able to script great adaptations like this, but choose not to. At your best, no other drama writer for the anime TV medium can match you, but instead you go off and write scripts for some bad mecha harem, fanservice, romcom, moe-action series that you're frankly just not good at. This is best series you've been involved in since True Tears, which makes me a sad panda because I doubt you'll be involved in such a realistic, touching "subtle" series ever since your success in Anohana (even though this is at least a tier above that melodrama soap opera) and the fact you are constantly sought to script for "popular" "high-profile" anime such as Kenshin and Black Rock Shooter. Sigh...
More people need to seriously watch this. It's up there with Usagi Drop, Madoka, Steins Gate and Fate/Zero as top quality animes, but it's so disgustingly underrated
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To be honest I don't think it's disgustingly underrated, but rather not something most ppl would like to watch. Among those that are willing and have seen it I generally find the response quite good. Wouldn't really call it a masterpiece, but it sure has wonderful subtletity throughout the whole series, and far more interesting/provoking theme than the ones you've mentioned. Might lack a bit in the "really-gripping-emotional-bang-in-the-face-drama" that most ppl prefer tho. I have to say I value this series really high, and even got some tears in the eyes, but still I think Madoka/Ano Hana was better in pure enjoyment, which is what matters to most in the end.
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TBH I really give most of the credit to the mangaka on this - Okada did a fine job with the adaptation, but the characters are what drives the story and all that magnificence comes from the manga.
I do have full-length reviews of the extra eps on my site, but I'm depressed by few hits I see for them. A Guilty Crown post draws a ton of hits, but not a Hourou Musuko one. Sort of puts NoitaminA's surrender in context.
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You can't really compare her work on adaptations like this one and on anime original series. I suspect the two jobs are very different.
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Be aware that the "exclusive pieces" are all stickers, if memory serves.
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Authorities said they arrested Destiny Tullos, 27; Patrick Gable, 32; and Benny Dardar, 27; of Bay St. Louis.
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It seems to be an ongoing process, like the story isn't finished until the animation is finished.
Here, Bill Peet talks a bit about it.
I also have a book called "Too Funny For Words" by Frank and Ollie where they say the same thing. I'll post some of that soon.
Marc Davis and The Illusion Of Life
Province: Marc Davis has personally described you to me as the best story man in the business.
Peet: Well, that's OK, but I wish he would tell someone else. All the publicity went to those people. The biggest problem for me was that I was so creative, and other people would grab hold of my stuff. When Illusion of Life came out, I called Ollie [Johnston] and gave him hell.
I told him it seems strange to me that he never mentioned that there's a storyman and a creative end to this thing. The public probably thinks the animators sits down and starts doing it from scratch. I did storyboards, thousands of them, and character design; I would direct the voice recordings.
Then guys like Marc Davis, Ken Anderson and Woolie Reitherman would take credit for my Cruella deVille and all of the personalities. Those personalities were delineated in drawings, and believe me—I can draw them as well or better than any of them. Marc Davis told Charles Solomon, the animation writer for the Los Angeles Times, that he created Cruella deVille from scratch and had his picture taken with the girl who did the voice.
I wrote the screenplay and every bit of dialogue. I found the woman who did the voice and I wrote all her dialogue. I don't have any of my Dalmatian drawings because I left the studio in a hurry, but after I was gone they took credit for everything. They might be down in their morgue, but those people made damned sure there was nothing left of mine because it would prove what I am saying. I had it all cut and dried for them. These are the types of things that drive you nuts.
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Province: But in an assembly-line product like animation, where literally hundreds of hands touch it, how can you be exactly sure who did what?
Peet: There has to be a brain. The humor rarely comes from the animation. It has to be on the boards. Illusion of Life doesn't even suggest any thought behind it. For a feature to hold together as a drama and have a continuity with personalities, it has to be very carefully worked out. Then you get the soundtrack recorded, right down to the gnat's eyelash.
Peet: Usually around two years. The animation would overlap because they would pick up scenes as I moved them down. In other words, the first three scenes of Sword in the Stone would be underway in animation while I was working on the next fifteen minutes of the film. Then that piece would go down to the animators until finally I was down to the last sequence and they would still be animating the first half of the film.
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Apple will be shutting down streaming music service Lala effective May 31, fueling speculation that the Cupertino company is getting ready to launch its own streaming music service under its iTunes brand. Apple bought Lala back in December 2009 for an undisclosed amount, but has never publicly stated why it wanted the company or what it planned to do with it. The odds are good Apple's master plan wasn't merely to shut Lala down after a few months, and speculation is now centering on Apple unveiling a cloud-based, streaming music service under the iTunes name, possibly with the big reveal coming at this year's Worldwide Developer Conference in June.
Lala has already shut down registration for new customers, although existing customers will be able to continue using the service through May 31. Lala will be offering customers with unredeemed gift cards and Lala credits credit at the iTunes store once LaLa shuts down. Customers who purchased $0.10 Web-only songs through Lala will be reimbursed for their purchases, rounded up to the nearest dollar for refunds under $10, or the nearest $5 for refunds of $10 or greater. Customers can get their refunds sent as a check.
Although the online digital music industry has traditionally struggled with subscription models, industry rumors have had Apple working on a Web-based version of iTunes. No information about Apple's plans has been revealed, so no one knows whether Apple plans to offer an all-you-can-eat subscription service, or roll out Lala-like features like Web-only songs for sale at a steep discount (a la Lala) or a way to let users tap into their own music libraries from anywhere they can get decent Internet access.


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That Guy From 'Girls' Makes Films, Too
HBO's "Girls" co-star, Alex Karpovsky reveals what he wishes would happen to his character in the show and shares the inspiration behind his upcoming films "Red Flag" and " Rubberneck."
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Madea should go Medea on Tyler Perry.
Why spend so much time going through the charade of creating a story that makes very little sense, characters that have the depth of a wading pool, and eco-conscious jokes that have been recycled a million times when all we really want to see is Madea smack a kid with a hammer? Why do we have to go through this ruse, Tyler Perry? After watching talented performers stumble through this latest film in the Madea canon, I beg you to just give us an all-Madea montage--that's how to give people their money's worth.
Perry's movies are the equivalent of sitting on a porch swing to get your cardiovascular exercise in for the day. Sometimes, that's just what you need. In Madea's Witness Protection, though, it's less sitting on a swing and more lying on the ground and waiting for a death that will not come. There are laughs in it, according to the enthusiastic audience I saw it with, but they're pretty spaced out and belong to Madea. What happens between them is unremarkable.
George Needleman (Eugene Levy) discovers that he is the chief financial officer of a company that employs use of the sexy-topic-of-three-years-ago Ponzi scheme. Tom Arnold is in the film long enough to explain this, throw some papers in a briefcase, make a penis joke, and mysteriously disappear. Somehow the mob is involved too, as evidenced by the guy in the shiny black suit who leaves a dead rat at George's house, warning him not to squeal on anyone even though he has no idea what's going on. So, the world's worst accountant with equally bad judgement trusts the FBI to hide him in Madea's house while he helps them build a case against his company. In the hallowed halls of the Big Lady's house, they learn that grandma Kate (Doris Roberts) isn't as crazy as they think, carbs are good, and making kids cry is the best way to teach them a lesson.
Any scene that doesn't have Madea in it is just filler--and that's pretty normal, but this time, it's painful. If you can't get Eugene Levy to be funny you're in trouble, and putting him in a scene with Denise Richards as his wife actually tastes awkward (so make sure to buy soda to wash your mouth out). When he's not trying to bring the best out of his screen-wife with generous-and-beginner-level-improv, he spends a lot of time mugging behind his desk. Meanwhile, Brian (Tyler Perry) has awkward scenes with some white guy boss man who is either A) not supporting him as a detective B) making nonsensical Boy George references or C) encouraging him to spread his wings and fly like an FBI eagle. I couldn't really tell which. There's also a subplot involving who George's real father is, but don't expect it to be treated as interesting or explosive--it actually gets buried and forgotten among all the other non-happenings in the movie. Doris Roberts is too busy yelling racial slurs for anyone to pay attention to the lineage of their family.
What to watch for: Madea going through airport security, what she calls the Statue of Liberty, her muttering anything, and her explanation for why well-endowed women can't sleep on their backs. Had the movie just been those four things, it would have gotten five stars.
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For some travelers, fulfilling wanderlust is about much more than just sampling new cuisines, sightseeing or shopping.
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"Travel abroad can change people's minds; it can give them a broader world view," says Steinberg, who is also editor in chief of Wander, a student-run magazine that he and editors Michael Kahn '15, Shani Abramowitz '14 and Patricia Amselem '14 produce in partnership with the study abroad office.
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The magazine, founded by Jake LaBand '12, publishes features, essays, poetry and photos by alumni and students studying or volunteering abroad. Each year, three written and photographic submissions win cash prizes.
In Wander's fifth edition and most recent issue, Hannah King '15 won first place for an essay on Bali; Andrea Verdeja '14 grabbed second for a story on Bethlehem, and Damiana Andonova '15 earned third for an article on Bulgaria. Ben Udo '15 won top honors for his cover photo taken in Myanmar; Mia Katan '15 took second place for a photo she took in Amsterdam, and Hannah Diamond '14 came in third for an image of Jamked, India.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Concluding a national search, DAPER Department Head/Director of Athletics, Candace Royer, has named Fletcher Brooks head coach of the women's cross country and track and field teams at MIT. Brooks makes the move to Cambridge after serving as the associate head coach at perennial national power, Williams College.
Brooks brings considerable enthusiasm and experience to his new position. Following graduation from Allegheny College where he was Captain and an All-America in track and field, and a short stint at Dartmouth College assisting the strength and conditioning coach, Brooks earned his Master's degree in Physical Education, in Advanced-Level Coaching. For the past seven years, Brooks has been at Williams College, working in both the areas of track and field and strength and conditioning. In 2001, Brooks was appointed associate head track and field coach for the women and men's teams and assumed duties for scheduling and managing meets, lining up officials and ordering team equipment.
Over the last five years, Brooks' responsibilities have expanded from the throws to include all the field events as well as the combined events. He has established an enviable record of success with his athletes. During Brooks' time at Williams, women's track and field won seven consecutive New England Championships, and he has personally coached athletes to 46 All-America honors, including three women's national champions and one men's national champion.
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Democrats controlling the Senate are planning to try to pass a stand-alone measure to increase the government's borrowing cap, challenging Republicans to a filibuster showdown that could unnerve financial markets as the deadline to a first-ever default on U.S. obligations draws closer.
A spokesman says Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid could unveil the measure as early as today, setting the table for a test vote later in the week.
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The partial government shutdown is taking its toll on the White House, where about 3 out of 4 staffers are being kept off-duty.
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Of the 1,701 advisers, assistants, number-crunchers, butlers, chefs and landscapers at the White House normally, fewer than 450 are working. That's because the rest fall under the unfortunate category of "non-essential."
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Not sure what we were expecting when we heard that Yoko Ono was debuting her new line of men's fashions for Opening Ceremony, but this is even better than we imagined. Boob drawings on sweatshirts and crotch handprint pants? Yoko Ono is the coolest, weirdest little alien of all time.
The collection was inspired by a wedding present that Ono gave to the late John Lennon in 1969; a series of drawings titled 'Fashions for Men' which included silly, gestural drawings of men's clothing, accessories and shoes designed for him. Ono says she "made this whole series with love for his hot bod."
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The field for the endurance race was deep and varied, with a mix of first-time racers, blazing-fast expert riders, and one awesome tandem team (of which we somehow failed to get a picture)! One of our favorite rides for the day was this vintage GT All Terra steed, with period components and shoes.
Of course we also wanted to show off our new 2011 Access mountain bike lineup. As you can see in this shot of just some of the new bikes, we've worked hard to expand our exclusive line of mountain bikes. In the coming weeks we'll share more details about the amazing array of mountain bikes in the Access line (with both 26″ and 29″ wheels), which will expand and build upon the heritage of the Access bikes we currently have on sale right now.
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After the race was over and as the festival was winding down, everyone got down to the serious business of refueling while swapping tales of epic singletrack and the next big ride.
We thought we'd get in on the fun of the after-race awards ceremony, so we gave away a GT Sensor 9r to one lucky festival-goer–the very same bike that our own David and Chris put through its paces in the Pisgah Mountain Bike Stage Race (out in western North Carolina) last month. But we also talked to everyone we could about Hans Rey's great Wheels 4 Life charity, a non-profit organization that provides bikes for people in developing countries that truly need them. Thanks to the generosity of everyone at the festival, we were able to send $568 straight to Wheels 4 Life on their behalf–enough to provide for 4 bikes that will help change lives for the better.
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Archive for Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Developers will help pay for linking road to pike
Future developers of the area around the proposed interchange on the Kansas Turnpike south of Tonganoxie will help pay the county's costs for upgrading County Road 1 under plans discussed this week by Leavenworth County commissioners.
Commissioners met Monday with planning and zoning director Chris Dunn to discuss possible options for development in the area.
Dunn and commissioners emphasized the need to find the best way to recover the expected $9.9 million to $10.9 million in sales tax revenue that will be committed from the county for the project.
"My only concern is to recoup as much taxpayer money as possible," said Clyde Graeber, 2nd District commissioner.
The commission entertained more than a dozen different options, including rezoning the economic development area up to a mile in either direction of County Road 1, collecting user or road impact fees from developers, and using "mercenary funding options" to hire a professional adviser to better assess the situation.
Dunn noted that all action was still in the initial planning stage and that the planning and zoning department had yet to have any developers come in with specific proposals.
He also said that protecting the private property rights of county residents would be a top priority throughout the process.
Leavenworth County Counselor David Van Parys said the board's intention is to incur minimal impact to current property owners. He said current landowners would not be subject to development fees so long as the land use for the properties does not change.
In other business Monday, a motion to create a new assistant road and bridge superintendent position in the Public Works Department passed, 3-0. The level-10 position would oversee the Noxious Weeds Department in addition to other administrative duties.
According to public works representatives, a new employee is necessary to get the noxious weeds department back up and running. Its longtime director, Ed Sass, resigned earlier this month, and the department lacks direction and has little functional equipment, said Mike Spickelmier, deputy public works director.
"We feel confident that public works can receive and absorb the noxious weeds department," Spickelmier said.
In business Thursday, Feb. 22, the commission was briefed on proposed plans by Johnson County Water District 1 to build a water treatment facility in the eastern part of Leavenworth County. The facility would treat water pumped from the Missouri River on its way into Johnson County.
Van Parys told commissioners that Johnson County was acting within its legal rights in acquiring property in Leavenworth County, even though it is not in their service area.
All three commissioners agreed that Johnson County should be subject to typical planning and zoning procedures and must apply for a special-use permit to put the facility on the land in question.
"We can't forfeit rights of property owners just to enter into an interlocal agreement," 3rd District Commissioner Dean Oroke said.
Also on Thursday, the commission met with Leavenworth County Conservation District representatives to discuss funding options. The conservation district, whose office has been in business since 1948, will have to find a new place to operate if plans to separate it from the Farm Service Agency (FSA) and the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) go through.
"If NRCS and FSA pull out, we won't have any source of funding," said Susan Garrett, conservation district manager.
Although no action was taken Thursday, Commission Chairman J.C. Tellefson said, "Our main concern is that the farmers and people who need these three services are taken care of."
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STATEHOUSE — During session today, the House recognized a resolution introduced by Rep. Matt Lehman (R-Berne) to honor students from his alma matter, South Adams High School, for their involvement with the charity organization Dots in Blue Water.
The organization was established by South Adams' students with the mission of helping underdeveloped regions purify water for drinking purposes. An idea originating in one of the school's science classes quickly became an interdisciplinary venture with students working on projects ranging from marketing and fundraising to actually building and testing water purification systems.
"These students have made a huge improvement in the livelihood of numerous Haitians," said Rep. Lehman. "Their willingness to make a difference and to make the world a better place should be emulated by all."
Guided by the efforts of South Adams' students, Dots in Blue Water has raised close to $43,000 to date.
In the summer of 2011, eight students and eight teachers traveled to Haiti to deliver five water purification systems to locals throughout the country. The devices were capable of purifying 55 gallons of water per minute using only a twelve volt battery. While in Haiti, a cholera outbreak in a remote mountain village inflicted hundreds, even killing five people. The group decided to travel to the village to deliver one of the purifications systems. After implementing the system, no new cases of cholera were contracted in the village.
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All the Megaman games as well as Megaman X 1 have some of the best Soundtracks of all time. For example, Storm Eagle's theme is one of the best boss level themes ever made. Here's a remix:
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And of course, the very famous theme of Dr. Wily from Megaman 2
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|2010-07-13, 17:27
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I like soundtracks that match the scenes/moments they play in and also sound great outside of context. These are the soundtracks I feel accomplish that:
Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2
Guilty Gear series and BlazBlue
F Zero X
Ace Attorney franchise (especially the first game)
Mega Man X/Rock Man X
Sonic 3 and Knuckles
Sonic CD (JPN/EU version)
Donkey Kong Country
Castlevania:Symphony of the Night
Teenage mutant ninja turtles 4: Turtles in Time (SNES version)
Chrono Trigger
Parasite Eve
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Hmm from the top of my head ... :
I love Nubou Uematsu. Masashi isn't bad either, but it takes time to conquer my heart!
So I like most of the Final Fantasy soundtracks by default; specially VI to X. I dug XIII's, too. Also like the versions of the Black Mages
Don't think I need to give examples ... people know these.
Also love the soundtrack of Obscure 2. Has some really haunting pieces (like "Lumen") and always established a perfect mood. But also had kickass pieces like "Waltz of death".
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Olivier Deriviere did an amazing job for this game. Also an awesome coop game! Horror for two :P
Also liked the Ost of Beyond Good & Evil. That was a soundtrack with a wide variety and always fitted the scenes.
"Akuda House Propaganda", "Slaughterhouse Scramble", "Fear the Reaper" and "Dancing with Domz" were my favourites.
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Shadow Hearts (1, 2 & 3) had a nifty OST. A good RPG should have everything for every mood and they do.
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Uh almost forgot because so recent - Heavy Rain. I'm a sucker for orchestras XD
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Many Rockman games across the various series in the franchise have truly outstanding music, though what has always impressed me about the series is that, while yes, some compositional similarities are bound to crop up over so many games, each soundtrack feels different. I think this contrast is probably sharpest between Rockman 2 and 3, and Rockman X, X2 and X3. Listening to those OSTs (and I listen to them in their entirety, often), you just don't really run into songs in one game that could be placed in the other.
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I think that of all the recent works, Nier Gestalt & Replicant has been an amazing thrill ride and is going to jockey with FFXIII for the soundtrack of the year. Okabe combined with Emi Evans on vocals is fantastic since her ethereal voice carries its way through the soundtrack rather nicely.
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There's a lot of great video game music out there, but aside from a few nostalgic songs from Zelda and Mario, the first to come to mind is Chrono Cross. I love Yasunori Mitsuda, and the opening theme and the world map theme are simply beautiful. It's one of the only games with music that I really enjoy for reasons other than nostalgia and attachment to the storyline.
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It kind of still irks me that people say the FF7 music is so great... I wonder which came out first in the US.
Special mention for Power Glove too; their albums of game music redone in metal are totally worth getting.
They're good enough to make my favorites playlist.
|2010-08-08, 14:02
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I am very VERY surprised that no one said Halo 3, one of the best videogame soundtracks of all time, composed by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori.
Also, I have been at the Distant Worlds concert for FF, and Nobuo Uematsu was sitting just a couple sections to the left of me. Nice guy.
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Another vote for Ocarina.
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World of Warcraft - Invincible Soundtrack
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The founder of the Wainwright Society, John Burland, whose dramatic presentation of the life and works of Alfred Wainwright was first presented at the Wildman Theatre at Ilkley Playhouse, will be returning to the town on Tuesday, April 29.
A capacity audience of approximately 130 people attended the premiere as part of the Ilkley Literature festival on October 15, 2009.
John took them on a journey through Alfred Wainwright's life, from his humble upbringing in Blackburn through his life-changing visit to the Lake District in 1930 and then his eventual move to Kendal in 1940 and the 15 years spent writing the Pictorial Guides between 1952 and 1967.
Since then, John has given gave a further 32 presentations in a wide variety of venues raising many thousands of pounds for various charities throughout the north of England and also refugee and children's charities abroad.
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