I am bouncing back from that emotional crash. It didn't last long.
Been seeing the same woman a couple of times. The more I see her, the more I like her. Rather hoping it leads somewhere but the usual problem exists. My schedule.
Got the new computer rebuilt and it's much, much faster than the old one. From start to login screen is around 10 seconds, maybe less. One problem I have to look into is that it is supposed to be 1 TB and seems to only have a capacity of around 400GB. I'll check with Western Digital about that.
The video and audio are good, even with the old video card. That card is 2 GB but is about 8 years old. I'm impressed it's still working. Also happy that I was still able to install a driver for it.
However, I can hear the fan grinding slightly. So, I went ahead and ordered another video card. a 4GB card, name brand this time.
The video capture program I used displays the percentage of the CPU being used and doing a video it now shows around 20%, where it used to be close to 90%. Increasing the capacity of the GPU will reduce the drag on the CPU even more.
I did my first test video and posted it today, after moving all the computer equipment into the other room. The video quality came out really good, the audio quality was great. I do need to play around with the arrangement a bit. I may need to go ahead and get some curtains for that room for better lighting control. Video still appears a bit grainy, which seems to be associated with lighting. Or maybe I need to play with the program settings more. Or both.
I still have a lot of background work to do as far as transferring data from one system or drive to another, rearranging storage, getting the website together and so forth. However, I have gotten back to where I can produce videos again and focus on issues.
A lot has been going on recently and I have fallen behind. Not that I always mind that too much. Sometimes it's a benefit to sit back and listen, gather more information and then come to a more informed conclusion.
No matter what, I am happy with the appearance of the house and the office setup.
Been seeing the same woman a couple of times. The more I see her, the more I like her. Rather hoping it leads somewhere but the usual problem exists. My schedule.
Got the new computer rebuilt and it's much, much faster than the old one. From start to login screen is around 10 seconds, maybe less. One problem I have to look into is that it is supposed to be 1 TB and seems to only have a capacity of around 400GB. I'll check with Western Digital about that.
The video and audio are good, even with the old video card. That card is 2 GB but is about 8 years old. I'm impressed it's still working. Also happy that I was still able to install a driver for it.
However, I can hear the fan grinding slightly. So, I went ahead and ordered another video card. a 4GB card, name brand this time.
The video capture program I used displays the percentage of the CPU being used and doing a video it now shows around 20%, where it used to be close to 90%. Increasing the capacity of the GPU will reduce the drag on the CPU even more.
I did my first test video and posted it today, after moving all the computer equipment into the other room. The video quality came out really good, the audio quality was great. I do need to play around with the arrangement a bit. I may need to go ahead and get some curtains for that room for better lighting control. Video still appears a bit grainy, which seems to be associated with lighting. Or maybe I need to play with the program settings more. Or both.
I still have a lot of background work to do as far as transferring data from one system or drive to another, rearranging storage, getting the website together and so forth. However, I have gotten back to where I can produce videos again and focus on issues.
A lot has been going on recently and I have fallen behind. Not that I always mind that too much. Sometimes it's a benefit to sit back and listen, gather more information and then come to a more informed conclusion.
No matter what, I am happy with the appearance of the house and the office setup.