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Originally Posted by Arthur
gresis... ima... sve sljaka ok dok ne freezujem neki instrument... posle toga radi jako otezano, i koci harddisk...
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Vjerujem da znam u chemu je problem!
Kad se radi freeze instrumenata dio audio fajlova se nakrca u buffer, a buffer se nalazi u RAM memoriji. Cubase i Nuendo imaju malo glupo rjeshen buffering prilikom snimanja (export, bounce, freeze)... naime buffer uzme 1/4 ram memorije shto je apsolutni idiotizam jer smanjenjem RAM-a za 25% gubish vishe preformansi nego shto samim bufferom dobijesh na "glatkochi" playback-a. Vjerujem da se to rjeshava s ovim postupkom:
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add the following line to your system.ini file after the [386 Enh] tag so it looks as follows:
[386 Enh]
ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1
this makes the system use RAM more often rather than the virtual memory.
this improves system performance since RAM is much faster than the hard-disk. (note: do not use this option if you have less than 128MB of RAM
installed) (Go to 'start'>'run' and type system.ini - a notepad will be launched containing the system.ini file. add the above line after [386 Enh]
so it looks as above. there will be other lines in the section you're adding
to, just add it before them. now save the changes you made and close the
notepad - as ever, you will have to restart for the change to take effect).
also add or edit the entry after the [vcache] tag in system.ini so it
appears as follows:
[vcache]
MinFileCache=16384
MaxFileCache=16384
this limits the amount of your system memory (RAM) that windows uses as a buffer or cache when reading from or writing to disk drives to 16MB instead of the cubase default of 1/4 of your system RAM/Memory which is often too high.
if the [vcache] tag does not exist in your system.ini, add it after the [386
enh] tag and it's contents so i looks as above.
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Nadam se da che ovo bit od koristi. Ja sam napravio ove izmjene i sad nemam nikakvih teshkocha.