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racer100 · 03-09-2007, 07:12 PM

Ted,
I don't know if anyone is having this issue but under WinXP Pro SP2 after I analyze a race when I click to analyze another race, RDSS unloads itself and I have to restart it again. It saves the race that I have analyzed so no issue with that. On my laptop where I run Vista since it came with it (ouch!) it works fine. I think this may be a memory allocation issue by RDSS but not sure. I have 1GB DDRAM on my WinXP Pro machine and have no issues whatsoever with other programs. The machine runs usually with 500MB of free ram before RDSS is loaded up and looking at the windows manager I see that RDSS takes about 135KB of RAM to run..Maybe more information than you need but hopefully it will be helpful..I was never able to analyze 2 races sequentially without RDSS not quitting on me after the first race analyzed. Thanks for the great work on RDSS!

03-09-2007, 07:12 PM	#43
racer100 Grade 3 Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 61	Ted, I don't know if anyone is having this issue but under WinXP Pro SP2 after I analyze a race when I click to analyze another race, RDSS unloads itself and I have to restart it again. It saves the race that I have analyzed so no issue with that. On my laptop where I run Vista since it came with it (ouch!) it works fine. I think this may be a memory allocation issue by RDSS but not sure. I have 1GB DDRAM on my WinXP Pro machine and have no issues whatsoever with other programs. The machine runs usually with 500MB of free ram before RDSS is loaded up and looking at the windows manager I see that RDSS takes about 135KB of RAM to run..Maybe more information than you need but hopefully it will be helpful..I was never able to analyze 2 races sequentially without RDSS not quitting on me after the first race analyzed. Thanks for the great work on RDSS!