What should a person try for, and try to avoid, in choosing a video card for least neg.effect on audio, or, what is the favorite or the
Best DAW video card?

I have just finished building a new DAW, see post:
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for details.

Hello all,

I am looking at getting an Apogee Rosetta (or simular), and I am also wanting this to serve as my "Master Word Clock" via the 75 Ohm BNC connections.

I will need to distribute this signal to 3 or more devices, so I will need a Distribution Amplifier. Will a good Broadcast quality 75 Ohm composite video D/A work?

I'm putting together a new workstation. I'll be running Sonar and Cool Edit Pro. I want dual monitors. From what I understand, a number of folks have had good success with the Matrox line.

I'll be running XP Pro.

Yesterday I had that this new videoclip from Madonna was not going to be shown anywhere as herself declared to avoid prejudice and misunderstanding.
However, it has just been shown here in Brazil.
The music and the production is awful, very boring, but the idea behind the video is cool, as most stuff from Madonna is.

I know nothing about video. :confused: I just want to be sure I get a sensible card for the DAW I'm building. I can't remember the last time I played a game and video quality is not that important to me as long as it's generally acceptable. Maybe I'm wrong, but I doubt I need a high dollar card principally to perform audio tasks. Of course, I don't want visual interference.

hi - i've got a little problem, and figured soem of the other audio-folk here use matrox video cards ..

As a composer for a major video games company, i'd like to exchange views and experiences with other musicians who have been exposed to the flat fee system vs royalties/rights system.
What is your experience, what's the rule, how do you manage that, with which results : is the "no rights with the highest fee" the most common final deal?
Thanx for sharing your experiences.

I'm looking to purchase a video card for my new DAW. I really only want/need 1 monitor. Everyone seems to agree that the Matrox g450 is the best solution for dual monitors, but what about a single display card?

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