I am using SilverFast (v4.2.8r02) with my Nikon LS30 film scanner. When
scanning a negative or slide on 2700 dpi with ICE the computer cannot
process the data fast enough so that the LS30 makes a smooth scan. It makes
the scan with small irregular steps. When scanning with VueScan (6.11) this
prob
Vincent writes ...
> I am using SilverFast (v4.2.8r02) with my Nikon LS30 film scanner.
When
> scanning a negative or slide on 2700 dpi with ICE the computer
cannot
> process the data fast enough so that the LS30 makes a smooth scan.
...
> ... My computer has a 400 MHz Pentium II processor and a
Vincent Cleij wrote:
> I am using SilverFast (v4.2.8r02) with my Nikon LS30 film scanner. When
> scanning a negative or slide on 2700 dpi with ICE the computer cannot
> process the data fast enough so that the LS30 makes a smooth scan. It makes
> the scan with small irregular steps. When scannin
=shAf= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One can wonder if comparisons can be made, but I use a LS-2000
> with a PII/350 ... and an Adaptec 2940U2W controller and two Seagate
> LVD drives, and have never seen a hint of this problem.
I'd say that your hard drives help a *great* deal. Once I get my
OT:
> -Original Message-
>
> I'd say that your hard drives help a *great* deal. Once I get my computer
> working with UDMA66
Now that's my area of expertise! Can I help?
The most obvious thing that most people don't realise is that DMA must be
turned on in the device manager in Win9x (
Bruce Roberts wrote:
>
> OT:
>
> > -Original Message-
> >
> > I'd say that your hard drives help a *great* deal. Once I get my computer
> > working with UDMA66
>
> Now that's my area of expertise! Can I help?
>
> The most obvious thing that most people don't realise is that DMA must
G'day. I'm not sure if this will help but here goes... :-)
Arthur Entlich wrote:
> I was just on the Adaptec website yesterday, and was rather annoyed to
> find out they want DMA "unchecked" on all devices when using their Easy
> Creator software to write CD-Rs to prevent write problems. On th
Bruce Roberts wrote:
> I was a bit confused by the "all" devices that you mention so I checked
> their site. I use the same software but my CD-RW is a SCSI device so I don't
> have this problem. What they say is to disable DMA on the IDE channel that
> the CD-R is on. This is OK for most people
