4.1g Thumbs Up!
Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 8:36 am
As some of you know, I usually am very reserved in my opinions and criticisms and rarely express my discontent with software or editors. 
With Bogart 4.1c and down, my S4000 Pro was a very expensive door stop. Even trying to input SD 4:3 movie films at 3:30 per scene resulted in unusable material with green pixelized frames, and auto shut down of the recording session. Inputing high definition material work reasonably well, except I don't ever have any HD materials to use commercially.
Along came Bogart OS 4.1g. Yesterday after a full destructive install, I input 2 hours and 5 minutes of SD 4:3 material from a DV tape nonstop via S-Video and RCA audio without dropouts, green pixels in the video and no auto shut down of the recording process. I used SD 4:3 with S-Video as a test because that is what I would use most often. Today, I input 50 minutes of SD 4:3 DVD materials using firewire with the same non problem results. The 2:05:00 program rendered to Arabesk, burned DVD and verified the disc in 90 minutes. The 50:00 program rendered to Arabesk, burned DVD and verified the disc in 35:00. The 2:05:00 program had no lip sync problems even using reduced quality video and compressed audio. AMAZING!
With Bogart 4.1c and down, my S4000 Pro was a very expensive door stop. Even trying to input SD 4:3 movie films at 3:30 per scene resulted in unusable material with green pixelized frames, and auto shut down of the recording session. Inputing high definition material work reasonably well, except I don't ever have any HD materials to use commercially.
Along came Bogart OS 4.1g. Yesterday after a full destructive install, I input 2 hours and 5 minutes of SD 4:3 material from a DV tape nonstop via S-Video and RCA audio without dropouts, green pixels in the video and no auto shut down of the recording process. I used SD 4:3 with S-Video as a test because that is what I would use most often. Today, I input 50 minutes of SD 4:3 DVD materials using firewire with the same non problem results. The 2:05:00 program rendered to Arabesk, burned DVD and verified the disc in 90 minutes. The 50:00 program rendered to Arabesk, burned DVD and verified the disc in 35:00. The 2:05:00 program had no lip sync problems even using reduced quality video and compressed audio. AMAZING!
