Yo all..
I´ve found on manual that at EXPERT SETTINGS
i can turn off the NON BUFFERED READ/WRITE
i turned of NON BUFFERED READ and the zoom is MUUUUCHHHHH better... but at the manual it says it can improve the performance in project with shor clips like loops like REX files for example however the playback/recording of long continous files Clips may suffer...

what does it means ??
i tested it ( Uncheck non buffered read ) on a project with 26 channels and it worked veryy well...
anyone can explain better these settings ???

Thx a lot. :)

Cheers..
PG

Ya know...I never understood that option...never messed with it. I'll have to play around with it later tonight!
Thanks for the tip.
By the way...it took me a bit to figure out who you were my old friend. I switched ICQ numbers and I'm never on it anymore anyways.
Good to see you here PG!
Opus :c:

Ahahaha.. That's me Opus...

What's your New ICQ Nº ( mine is #5240851 ) ???
Have MSN (mine is pgstudio@msn.com)???

Let's play with this settings.. . :)

Thx for tha fast reply.. :) )))

Cheers.
PG

I've noticed a similar problem. When I zoom in deeply the audio stutters everytime the monitor does a redraw. I have a 1800+ AMD Chip so my computer should be pretty speedy. Is this the same problem that you're having? I'm running dual monitors with a Matrox video card.

Yah man....
I tested it on a Dual Athlon MP 1600+ with Maxtor HDs at 7200 RPMs.... a very good machine and tested here at home ( XP 1700+ with Maxtor 7200 )
and i got the same results... :(
I noticed that if i uncheck NONE BUFFERED READ at VST Multitrack -> Expert i got a VERYYYYYYYYYY MUUUUCHHHHH betterrr results... but i don´t know of the consequences of that... that´s why i asked to opus. I tested with it Unchecked with a Project with 26 tracks and some plugins ( around 50% of CPU used ). and it worked veryy well. I have 512mb ram...
well.. let´s see what´s the technical arguments around this.. : )

Cheers.
PG