RBeddig

Just found a good link on DP adapters: https://www.sapphireforum.com/showthread.php?28155-EWP-Guide-3-or-More-Monitors-Eyefinity-Setups-and-You!! BTW, most adapters from know eyefinity capable graphic card manufacturers seem to be identical and can be used when they show the eyefinity logo on the box. We have tried XFX and SAPPHIRE with good results. PNY, HIS,... should also work. Best regards Rainer

Hi, we are always using Acronis 2009 Home from a CD and store the images on our server. We never use incremental images but always write new images of the complete C disk. This has worked fine for us on all systems except a DELL Precision T3600 with internal Xeon processor and SAS drives. Those drives where not detected by Acronis 2009 / 2010 / 2011. For this computers we have used "Clonezilla Live 2.0.1-amd64" (our computers are Xeon but it worked fine with those too). The software is freeware and can be found on the net. Using the standard settings works fine. The graphical user interface is very basic but the results are fine. Hope this helps Rainer

Hello, we have just tried all 6 files on one of our systems here. I've also read out all encoding specs which you can see in the attached file. They all run fine except the two files "2330x1050 50fps" and "Test 2330x1050px_50fps_20MB". Those films position to any point in the film showing exactly this image but do not run through. They will remain on the last frame selected. It is not a performance problem on our machine (just played 3x uncompressed 1080p50 before) but points to either the codec itself or the implementation in WO. We used WO 5.3.1 for testing. Best regards Rainer

Hi, the answer is: The S400 sync board will now synchronize all outputs of the FirePro card sitting next to it in the same computer. Those outputs will not be perfectly in sync without the S400 even though they are sitting on the same board. In the near future you should be able to sync across servers with the upcoming version WATCHOUT 5.5. Then it should be enough to point the first card to a stable clock signal (either an external black burst or one of the connected DP outputs) and connect the second card using the RJ45 ports on both sync boards. Hope it helps, best regards Rainer Beddig WATCHOUT Premium Partner (Germany - Austria - Switzerland)