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trevUK · Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 11:04 am Post subject: Stroppy effect & crashes

I've just upgraded my PC to a dell dimension 9200. The graphics card is nvidia 512Mb nvidia geforce 7950 gx2 & dual core 2 processor. On my old system pentium 2ghz & radeon x1600 the software - 3dalbum platinum pro version 3.28 used to work flawlessly. On the new powerful system all the effects are stroppy & flickering in preview. When i select certain effect such as compose wedding & then select another effect 3d-album crashes.

I have checked opengl setting and they are set to 32 bit.

The software is currently unusable.
Pls advise what needs to be done to get it to work.

Thanks

nan · Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 8:41 pm Post subject:

When you installed your software to your new computer, did you perform the update to the latest (3.28) version)?

For the prblem of "stroppy & flickering", can you post an image of the screen capture?

Otha L. Lawless Jr.

I've just upgraded my PC also. The graphics card is nvidia 512Mb nvidia geforce 7950 gx2 & dual core 2 E6600 processor. On my old system DEll Dimension 8100 1.4ghz & Nvidia Geforce 6600 I have 3D-Album Commercial Suite 3.0 and have upgraded to 3.28. This software worked great on my old system, but will not work at all on the new one. I'm have the save problem as the previous poster. Can anyone please help with this? On the new powerful system all the effects are stroppy & flickering in preview. When i select certain effect such as compose wedding & then select another effect 3d-album crashes.

julioaundis · Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 2:17 pm Post subject:

I was having the same problem after purchase a new machine with a nVidia eGforce 7600 GT KO 256MB.
After having a worst day trying to work with this machine I upgraded to lasttest nVidia drivers and the problem was the same.
Then I tried older drivers until "84.21_forceware_winxp2k_english_whql.exe"
This drivers work fine for my card.
I hope this work for yours.

theguitarzan · Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:58 am Post subject:

I am having the same problem with my NVidia 8800-series graphics card. I was thinking about stepping back down to the 7950 card, but after reading about your issues with it I am now leaning towards an ATI card.

I had a 7950 card for about 3 weeks, but never ran 3D-Album with it.

I am certain the problem is with 3D-Album, since I've not had any other 3D applications have the same issues. I hate to reduce my powerful system to something less than it could be all because I need 3D-Album to work. But, 3D-Album is critical to my video business.

Dave