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  1. 15th Jul 2005 13:23 #1
    blackevilsoul
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    i need some help! I have a sony vaio and every time i convert or anything to do with authoring, my computer memory usage run up to 100%. You can read my specs on my computre details tab. What do i need to do? please help!
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    Hi,

    Do you have other applications running? See if some program didn't shut down. Does it happen on a clean restart?

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    a few but even if i don't it still takes up 100% of the memory useage!
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    Hi,

    You could always try uninstalling the authoring program and reinstalling it. Maybe it got corrupted somehow.

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  5. 15th Jul 2005 18:54 #5
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    no, i use nero and dvd-lab pro. and they're both fine. I just want to know if they are supposed to use that much memory and if getting a faster computer may help this. I thought 1.5GB of ram would be more than enough but am i expecting too much? What I would really like is some opinons on what an ideal computer sholud have for video editing and burning of dvd's?
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    Memory usage or CPU usage? 100% CPU usage doesn't surprise me for any of those activities.
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    You rarely see memory measured in percents. Indeed 100% CPU usage is very common with applications like these.
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