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IBC - GPU Build REDCINE-X Beta 21

Jarred Land

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Here you go.. Just in time for all of you that couldn't make it to IBC .. something for you to play with. For all of you at IBC, go take a look at it in action in our mini-booth.

The first beta of the GPU accelerated REDCINE-X.


This first release supports OpenCL on both Nvidia and ATI cards and we are working in collaboration with Nvidia for CUDA support that should drop in October... it will be well worth the wait as internally with CUDA we see a further boost in performance.

This is just a taste of the beginning. Currently with Dual 8 core Xeons with a single Titan we are seeing 6K 24fps Full quality playback in real time with REDCODE 9:1 and above.

Multiple GPU support is coming soon. With the K6000 just around the corner and 12 core Xeons available for purchase as of yesterday for the PC guys, your rendering life should become alot easier very soon :)

REDCINE-X Beta 21



Mac Installer Package:
http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/mac/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta.pkg


Windows Installer:

http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/win/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta_64-bit.msi

For GPU mode, make sure OpenCL is enabled and you allow as much memory as possible, both settings are located in the RCX preferences.



Added: OpenCL GPU acceleration
Added: Support for RED DRAGON.
Added: Support for Motion Mount.
Added: Support for ROCKET-X.
Added: SDI Monitor Output support with Blackmagic and AJA SDI cards.
Added: New timeline with audio track support.
Added: Ability to import WAV files as clips.
Added: Functionality to clear the video and audio slates via an alt click.
Added: Many timeline editing features such as slug grouping and track locking.
Added: Quick templates for selecting an audio track layouts.
Added: XMP metadata functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: ICC color profile functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: New options for EDL file exporting. Ability to specify timecode type, inclusive or exclusive TC, and 8 char or 16 char reel names.
Changed: Audio playback and export is now based on timeline tracks.
Fixed: Issue with audio not being updated when attaching external audio to a clip.
Fixed: DRX not working on Rocket monitor out
Fixed: various stability issues
Updated: Send To functionality updated to work with Adobe Lightroom 5, Adobe Photoshop CC, and Adobe Premiere CC.
 
This is exciting!

Jarred Land said:
Here you go.. Just in time for all of you that couldn't make it to IBC .. something for you to play with.

The first beta of the GPU accelerated REDCINE-X.


This first release supports OpenCL on both Nvidia and ATI cards and we are working in collaboration with Nvidia for CUDA support that should drop in October... it will be well worth the wait as internally with CUDA we see a further boost in performance.

This is just a taste of the beginning. Currently with Dual 8 core Xeons with a single Titan we are seeing 6K 24fps Full quality playback in real time with REDCODE 9:1 and above.

Multiple GPU support is coming soon. With the K6000 just around the corner and 12 core Xeons available for purchase as of yesterday for the PC guys, your rendering life should get alot easier very soon :)

REDCINE-X Beta 21



Mac Installer Package:
http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/mac/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta.pkg


Windows Installer:

http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/win/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta_64-bit.msi

For GPU mode, make sure OpenCL is enabled and you allow as much memory as possible, both settings are located in the RCX preferences.



Added: OpenCL GPU acceleration
Added: Support for RED DRAGON.
Added: Support for Motion Mount.
Added: Support for ROCKET-X.
Added: SDI Monitor Output support with Blackmagic and AJA SDI cards.
Added: New timeline with audio track support.
Added: Ability to import WAV files as clips.
Added: Functionality to clear the video and audio slates via an alt click.
Added: Many timeline editing features such as slug grouping and track locking.
Added: Quick templates for selecting an audio track layouts.
Added: XMP metadata functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: ICC color profile functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: New options for EDL file exporting. Ability to specify timecode type, inclusive or exclusive TC, and 8 char or 16 char reel names.
Changed: Audio playback and export is now based on timeline tracks.
Fixed: Issue with audio not being updated when attaching external audio to a clip.
Fixed: DRX not working on Rocket monitor out
Fixed: various stability issues
Updated: Send To functionality updated to work with Adobe Lightroom 5, Adobe Photoshop CC, and Adobe Premiere CC.
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Yesssssssssss!!!!
Very Big Thank you!!!!!!!!
 
Ahahahahahahahhah Fantastic Jarred . Thaaaaaaaanksssssss
Thanks Red Team ;)
 
Can´t wait to download this and try it out with the Titan. Great job guys
 
Jarred Land said:
Added: New timeline with audio track support.
Added: Ability to import WAV files as clips.
Click to expand...

Great new features too
Being able to use RCX as a quick NLE and edit with an external audio / music track is a much welcome addition :-)
 
Jarred Land said:
Here you go.. Just in time for all of you that couldn't make it to IBC .. something for you to play with.

The first beta of the GPU accelerated REDCINE-X.


This first release supports OpenCL on both Nvidia and ATI cards and we are working in collaboration with Nvidia for CUDA support that should drop in October... it will be well worth the wait as internally with CUDA we see a further boost in performance.

This is just a taste of the beginning. Currently with Dual 8 core Xeons with a single Titan we are seeing 6K 24fps Full quality playback in real time with REDCODE 9:1 and above.

Multiple GPU support is coming soon. With the K6000 just around the corner and 12 core Xeons available for purchase as of yesterday for the PC guys, your rendering life should become alot easier very soon :)

REDCINE-X Beta 21



Mac Installer Package:
http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/mac/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta.pkg


Windows Installer:

http://red.cachefly.net/redcinex/appcast/win/beta/REDCINE-X_PRO_Build_21.30042_Beta_64-bit.msi

For GPU mode, make sure OpenCL is enabled and you allow as much memory as possible, both settings are located in the RCX preferences.



Added: OpenCL GPU acceleration
Added: Support for RED DRAGON.
Added: Support for Motion Mount.
Added: Support for ROCKET-X.
Added: SDI Monitor Output support with Blackmagic and AJA SDI cards.
Added: New timeline with audio track support.
Added: Ability to import WAV files as clips.
Added: Functionality to clear the video and audio slates via an alt click.
Added: Many timeline editing features such as slug grouping and track locking.
Added: Quick templates for selecting an audio track layouts.
Added: XMP metadata functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: ICC color profile functionality to JPEG exports.
Added: New options for EDL file exporting. Ability to specify timecode type, inclusive or exclusive TC, and 8 char or 16 char reel names.
Changed: Audio playback and export is now based on timeline tracks.
Fixed: Issue with audio not being updated when attaching external audio to a clip.
Fixed: DRX not working on Rocket monitor out
Fixed: various stability issues
Updated: Send To functionality updated to work with Adobe Lightroom 5, Adobe Photoshop CC, and Adobe Premiere CC.
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This Is really nice Jarred.
Question do you know if Autodesk / FLAME 2014 will utilize this? As I understand this is only in RCXP now but I guess the third party programers could use it as well or?
 
Björn Benckert said:
This Is really nice Jarred.
Question do you know if Autodesk / FLAME 2014 will utilize this? As I understand this is only in RCXP now but I guess the third party programers could use it as well or?
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SDK for sure when it is ready :)
 
Jarred, is there a beta link I missed to upgrade Rocket driver to 1.4.36 and driver to 1.1.17.3 as current version available on RED.com is not supported...

Thanks
 
Mikael Lubtchansky said:
Jarred, is there a beta link I missed to upgrade Rocket driver to 1.4.36 and driver to 1.1.17.3 as current version available on RED.com is not supported...

Thanks
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Links to rocket driver 1.4.36 and firmware 1.1.17.3 will be up on red.com soon.
 
just finished a 15 1/2 hr day this totally ends my day with a grand slam

now now now which GPU should I buy?

building a QUO hackintosh can't wait to see the benchmarks

Is RAM important like the 780 v Titan or is it more CUDA based for the NVIDIA cards?
 
The more memory on your graphics card the better it will be able to deal with 5K or 6K frames. They take up a fair amount of space ;)
 
Cid J Salcido Uyarra said:
just finished a 15 1/2 hr day this totally ends my day with a grand slam

now now now which GPU should I buy?

building a QUO hackintosh can't wait to see the benchmarks

Is RAM important like the 780 v Titan or is it more CUDA based for the NVIDIA cards?
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Don't mess with hackintosh. Just get a good Windows machine. RAM is very important. TITAN is the s*** (and this comes from an RCX developer that has is an AMD 7970 overclocked to 1.1 GHz at home).
 
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