Dvgate; To Defragment A Partition; Dvgate Plug-In For Adobe Premiere - Sony VAIO PCG-FX310K User Manual

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DVgate

In order to improve the performance of your notebook's DVgate™ motion
software, the hard disk drive on your notebook has been formatted with two
partitions, C and D. The C partition holds 40 percent, and the D partition holds 60
percent of the entire drive capacity. DVgate software saves files to the D
partition. This prevents large video captures from consuming the available space
on your C partition. To maintain optimum performance of DVgate software, you
should defragment or format the D partition regularly.

To defragment a partition

Before you defragment a partition, make sure you back up all files that you
want to save.
1 Click the Start button in the Windows® taskbar.
2 Click Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and then Disk
Defragmenter. The Disk Defragmenter window appears.
3 Select the drive you want to defragment from the list, and click the
Defragment button.
See Windows® Help for more information on defragmenting.

DVgate plug-in for Adobe Premiere

If your VAIO® Notebook does not come with Adobe Premiere® pre-installed
and you subsequently purchase that software, you must install a plug-in to enable
DVgate™ 2.3 software.
To install the DVgate plug-in for Adobe Premiere® 5.1 and 5.1LE
1 Click Start in the Windows® taskbar and select Run.
2 Click Browse and, from your C: drive, select Program Files, and Sony, and
Dvgate, and Premiere Plug-in, and then 5.1.
3 Select "Setup.exe" and click Open. Then click OK to install the plug-in.
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