Thanks for your comments Matthew. Could it be because of the card model? DVStrom2 and DVStrom2Pro+ Perhaps the "Pro+" here, is the one that does realtime PPro native FX. I'm just guessing.

One other thing Matthew. If you set your project to DV PAL setting, does it use Upper Field or Lower Field?

Thanks again.

Desmond,

Just checked and my project settings are lower field first.

Did you checked your project setting under PAL or NTSC?
Dang. I should really just get Canopus instead. I got Matrox RT.X100 and don't know why Matrox use Upper Field First for DV PAL setting, and Lower Field for DV NTSC. As far as I know all DVs are Lower Field First. Quite annoying.

Thanks Matt.

hey des, i would suggest you flip ur settings to lower field or even better progressive....
the RTx100 is a good card... at this point in time prolly offering more than the Storm2 with PPro1.5

Canopus DVStorm 2 Pro + Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 + DELL Precision 390
 

Hello forum!

Does somebody know if this would work together:

Canopus DVStorm 2 Pro + Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 + DELL Precision 390

I am moving to Avid Mojo + Avid Xpress Pro next year, but i would like to change my computer before that and
DELL Precision 390 is one of Qualified PC Workstations for using with Mojo+Xpress Pro (by Avid).

And now i am wondering if i can use the old videocard (Canopus DVStorm 2 Pro) with this computer to survive this year.

Canopus Regional Sales Office here have no idea about that, Canopus Support Center is not responding on my questions,
and my computer will die in the near future.

Please help,

thanks

There is absolutely no Canopus Storm board plug-in support for Premiere 2.0.

You would be left with the choice of either editing in OCHI mode with AP2.0 with no board acceleration and use of certain video cards for limited output to an NTSC monitor or,

Changing to use Canopus Edius as your NLE and then your Storm board would funtion.

And this is all for DV25 .... the Storm board does not work with HDV.

Also be aware that their Edius NLE will not work when installing other hardware boards such as Blackmagic. I don't have any specifics as to it's functionality with Avid hardware as you are planning.

Everything John mentioned is true.....the last version of Premiere Pro that the DVstorm worked with is 1.5, and many users reported a lot of compatibility problems with various chipsets and motherboards.

Canopus hosts a great forum on their website...all of your questions can be answered there :

http://forum.canopus.com/

Thanks John, thanks Wade

I will finish this on Canopus forum.