Ron,

You sure have done your homework on this issue.  That's great info to have.  
Thanks so much.  It's much clearer now.

Jean

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ron Phillips 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 12:45 AM
  Subject: Re: [AP] Noob


  I use two LaCie 2 terabyte drives with the triple interface (usb, firewireA 
  and firewireB(800)). I originally tried using these with the built-in 
  firewireA(400) on the computer. It would work fine until I would capture 
  some video on firewire. Then the drives would drop out.
  The problem is that microsoft has a generic crippled driver for firewireA 
  built in to its the XP code. (This crippled, reduced speed driver is 
  documented on the mircosoft web site). When you use a drive and a video on 
  the same driver the computer can't distinguish which is which. They did this 
  so you wouldn't have to use outside drivers and could just plug right in. 
  The solution some have used is to use a third party driver that patches the 
  microsoft code out of the system and wedges itself in. You get a speed 
  increase but there is still som conflicts with some drives.
  When you put in a firewireB(800) card, it has to use it's own driver which 
  in most cases built into the card itself. This gives you a tremendous speed 
  increase, and you can dedicate the old firewireA just for digital video.
  The firewireB standard is such that the 800 figure is very conservative. 
  Usually you can get around 1 Gig. In fact in any practical situation you 
  should have better throughput than a 1Gig ethernet connection.
  Nobody seems to have the firewire cards in the stores but I ordered mine 
  through Staples on-line. It worked so well that I got a card for my laptop 
  too, this time from CompUSA because thiers was cheaper at that time.

  Ron Phillips 



   


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