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1. VERSAWORKS DUAL 6 LINKED TO FLEXISIGN 12 HOW TO
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3. VERSAWORKS DUAL 6 LINKED TO FLEXISIGN 12 FULL

I will check back in a week or two with my findings. Downside is cost but I suspect it will save me a ton of money, time and sanity if it works as promised. Especially for the large wraps I print with it. I have spent hours on the phone with Roland Tech Support (all great helpful guys) but the program just isn't built for serious production. My chief complaint on versaworks is that even when the "rip while printing" box is checked, it still sometimes rips completely before start of print. My rip time on the same files that took an hour in versaworks was about 2 minutes in Onyx.

VERSAWORKS DUAL 6 LINKED TO FLEXISIGN 12 FULL

I have been told that Onyx also uses the power of the computer to its full extent which increases speeds dramatically if you have a well equipped computer. So when you hit print, it just starts as soon as the machine is warmed up. From what I can tell it actually rips the file on import instead of on job print. I have just downloaded a trial of Onyx Production House 12. It took an hour to start printing (even though I had rip while printing checked) and then I noticed a particular color was a bit off so I had to do it all over again. Total file size for all files combined was about 6mb.

I was printing a vehicle wrap from flattened photoshop tiffs. After I started writing my own profile I hardly ever use Versaworks unless it is for a media I don't have a profile created for that VW has. As mentioned early if it works right in VW then you have maybe a corrupt install. The last straw was on Monday when I missed seeing my daughter before bedtime yet again. Also the send to VesaWorks Dual feature does work in Version 12 to the latest version of VW Dual. BTW, I have a i7 processor with 16gb of ram. I haven't printed much with it but I haven't noticed any better rip speeds as promised by Roland Tech support. I've had a ton of issues lately with versaworks and just updated to Dual. And what if anything have you found to reduce RIP times as much as possible.

VERSAWORKS DUAL 6 LINKED TO FLEXISIGN 12 PDF

I guess my first question is, is this what everyone else experiences too on PDF files that were generated in AI, with mostly text, except one background smart object that originates from a roughly 100mb PDF.

I typically uncheck "preserve editing ability" to flatten the files. Files are stored on a server, and accessed over a Gigabit network.

VERSAWORKS DUAL 6 LINKED TO FLEXISIGN 12 HOW TO

Todays 40 minute RIP sample was only 42mb, plus a 100mb linked file. Get total training on both FlexiSIGN AND VersaWorks See how to get brighter, better colors in VersaWorks Find out how to match monitor colors with your output These and many more topics are covered in detail using video lessons. I installed Versaworks Dual on an i7 with 16GB RAM and a SSD Hard Drive, and it still takes about 30 minutes.įiles are created in illustrator, and frequently are anywhere from 100-800mb including all "linked" files in illustrator. In a fast paced environment this time adds up. If we make a mistake, or realize the file was saved in a low res format, we have to re-rip. When I rip a job on my Intel Core2 Duo 4GB RAM RIP, it takes about 40 minutes to RIP a large file. I work with a lot of large files, 52" x 5'-25' at a time. I was curious if anyone else has been frustrated with Versaworks Dual rip times.