Oh, Shitzky-Bitzky! I edited my first feature (84 minutes) without a video card! Quite frankly, I'm impressed that my computer and Premiere were able to handle DSLR footage, with nothing more than on-board graphics.
So, I'm about to get into color correction/grading. I install Magic Bullet (the Premiere version). I open Premiere, and every time I try to use Magic Bullet, it freezes up, and shuts down. Yikes. I'm a little scared, at this point.
I uninstall, and try installing the stand-alone version, just to see what happens. It tells me my video card is incompatible. I look in device manager, and it says that I have no video card. What?! I definitely purchased a video card. So, I call the company I had build this computer (cyberpowerpc.com -- they're really good, I definitely recommend them to anybody). I had them build this computer, but I installed Windows myself. They tell me that I have the GeForce GT220 video card installed, and that it appears I never installed the driver.
Doh!
So, I install video card, re-install Magic Bullet, and viola! Everything is in working order.
So, I'm about to get into color correction/grading. I install Magic Bullet (the Premiere version). I open Premiere, and every time I try to use Magic Bullet, it freezes up, and shuts down. Yikes. I'm a little scared, at this point.
I uninstall, and try installing the stand-alone version, just to see what happens. It tells me my video card is incompatible. I look in device manager, and it says that I have no video card. What?! I definitely purchased a video card. So, I call the company I had build this computer (cyberpowerpc.com -- they're really good, I definitely recommend them to anybody). I had them build this computer, but I installed Windows myself. They tell me that I have the GeForce GT220 video card installed, and that it appears I never installed the driver.
Doh!
So, I install video card, re-install Magic Bullet, and viola! Everything is in working order.