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Sorry for the late reply. I just reinstalled Vegas and I still have the same problem, but now it appears that Vegas can no longer decode MP4 or MOV formats, even after a reinstall of Apple Quicktime, which it uses to decode them.

I have edited and rendered files before in Vegas. Worked fine there. I just went and tried highlighting the video, which didn't do anything. The only thing I can thing of having changed was I edited some audio files and exported them as an MP3.

In Sony Vegas, when I click Render As, I can only output to audio formats. All options related to matching project settings are disabled. If I check the Show Video Templates box, no filter show at all.

Most of the windows is fine, however, all icons in the corner are tiny, to the point where I have to use magnifier to use the software.

Just got this laptop. I have seen it work on an AMD dual core, although that probably dosent really apply much here.

Resolve goes through its opening right, then takes me to the select a project screen, where, when I select one and hit open, it closes as it should but then never reopens. The task isn't running. Hardware: HP Spectre x360 15t Intel Core i7 6500u 16GB of ram 256 GB PCIe SSD

Flat EQ should do nothing to the sound, and vocals should highlight vocals in a song.

No. I need lenses. IE this: https://www.amazon.com/AMIR-Fisheye-iPhone-Samsung-Smartphones/dp/B0179JX8GC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1507992641&sr=8-4&keywords=lens I would just get that, but the V20 has weird spacing, so those wont fit. Edit: If you search for LG V20 lens, you get this: https://www.amazon.com/YUYOND-Camera-Adhesive-Sticker-Silver/dp/B0743CW51L/ref=sr_1_3?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1507992782&sr=1-3&keywords=lg+v20+lens

I need actual lenses, which seem to be impossible to find, because the LG V20 has issues with the lens cover cracking, so that's all that normally comes up. I can't use just regular lenses either, because the camera sits in a bit odd of a place on the V20.

Jayztwocent's videos are pretty good.

At my school, we run a news program, which uses a green screen. The softbox lights we use to light it have gas bulbs in them, meaning they are LOUD. This wouldn't be an issue with lav mics or better lights, but, unfortunately, we don't have budget for either and are stuck with non-directional rode mics.

The computer immediately shut down and restarted. The port works still, and I forced off the computer immediatly after. Do I have anything to worry about?

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11863/ex-tub-713/Bitspower_G_14_Silver_Shining_Aqua-Pipe_I_BP-WTP-C17.html?tl=g30c97s169 It appears your image has it screwed into a standard compression fitting, which screws into the reservoir. This link is a UK site with something like it (serves the same purpose but looks different) http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/Aquacomputer-Aquajet-Splash-Tube-for-Aquatube-G14andquot;_4063.html

That is actually exactly what I had in mind. I attached a file with a (bad) model of my idea. The distances are accurate, however (480mm radiator at the bottom, res would sit on top of the shroud, with PSUs and storage in it.) LEDs for the mirror would likely be a HUE+ controlled by whichever PC i use more. Sorry for the delay, my computer took a crap. Spectacular Kasi-Elzing.stl

Could also underclock the RAM.

Reseat all of your hardware and try reflashing your BIOS. You should be able to get it from the manufacturer's site and put it on a flash drive.

Do you have any other RAM to try?

What does the code in the blue screen say?

Is the system just shutting off, like straight to black, or is it showing an error code?

It would be great if you could mock that up for me. Thanks!

Quick disconnects are amazing inventions. Good idea.

Sorry, just a tad bit confused on what you mean by this. What parts are you referring to?

My current plan is to mount both boards opposite one another, one with the IO to the right and one to the left. Both systems would be cooled on one big loop. There would be a 480mm radiator, both PSUs, front panel IO for both, and storage in a shroud in the bottom of the case (maybe hdds inside and some ssds in a nice little LED enclosure at the top?) The reservoir would be on either the top or front of the shroud, depending on how much clearance there is on one side vs the other. There would be fans on the front and back of the shroud. I would integrate a hole into the sides of the cable part of the case (for back panel IO) which would run down to the bottom of the case. The internal usb, etc would have the same thing except both boards would share the holes. I can't test anything because I don't have the case atm. Could this mod potentially work? Or am I overlooking something important?

My current plan is to mount both boards opposite one another, one with the IO to the right and one to the left. Both systems would be cooled on one big loop. There would be a 480mm radiator, both PSUs, front panel IO for both, and storage in a shroud in the bottom of the case (maybe hdds inside and some ssds in a nice little LED enclosure at the top?) The reservoir would be on either the top or front of the shroud, depending on how much clearance there is on one side vs the other. There would be fans on the front and back of the shroud. I would integrate a hole into the sides of the cable part of the case (for back panel IO) which would run down to the bottom of the case. The internal usb, etc would have the same thing except both boards would share the holes. I can't test anything because I don't have the case atm. Could this mod potentially work? Or am I overlooking something important?

How can i get over this?