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Hi guy have posted same like this but no one reply to tell me why when i put sfp in front video (with cool edit in back ground) my pc crash after minutes, randomly!
if i let stay cool edit in front all go smooth for hours and hours.....
i've disabled HT...but ...i know about problem of XP with hyperthreading...so i reinstalled all with standard pc configuratiion...but now the problem presents is with sfp graphic... i suppose..and my pc go crash with a an infnite audio loop.this make me mad.
HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
So i think...may this problem affect HT processors even if HT is disabled? They have 2 logical unit at all....
this my pc:

p4pe-x mobo
pentium 4 2400Mhz 800Mhz fsb with HT capacity
512 mb ddr3200 ram corsair
chaintech ge-force 5200 fx
4oo w p. supply

THANK U IN ADVANCE

ty guy, i 'll test this tips and i will report if it works for other people who have same problem...

forgot this, i havent any midi device and i only work with audio...i have to use midi filter too?

On 2003-12-29 23:06, diableta wrote:
forgot this, i havent any midi device and i only work with audio...i have to use midi filter too?

yes!

If you don't have any mididevices connected to the computer by hardware, I can't see why you should (or could) do the midifiltering. Filter out bad midisignals between sequencer and sfp?

o yeah..seems to be problems with midi...i switch off midi driver in sequencer and all go smooth..but i've to test more...but i think it will go nice.
I don't test midi driver on with filter, but at this pont i can say midi part of sfp3.1c have probelms with hyper thred processors or with 800mhz bus...cause my chipset(845pe) seems to work good with 533mhz processors( that's all that the people who use this stuff says).
MOre news from me next days...i think many people have this problem by now and it's time to solve it, even by creamware staff!

cheers

I've been reading about this Midi/Active Sensing/Asus 800 FSB board bug on this forum and CW's, with concern, since my main midi keyboard has active sensing hardwired and I was updating to an 800 FSB board.
With all the reports referring to Asus boards, I took a chance and went for an Intel D875PBZ.

So after a couple of days running this board, active sensing keyboard routed into SFP, no crashes. Fingers crossed (makes it hard to play my keys), I'm hoping I dodged the problem - meaning it's an Asus specific thing. I'll report back if there's any change.

/dave