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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Alpha R3D SDK...

If I read the SDK agreement right, you can't sell anything created with the SDK. Will there be a separate license for that?
 
jlaurili said:
If I read the SDK agreement right, you can't sell anything created with the SDK. Will their be a separate license for that?
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That should not be the case. Please email us at the address you received when you signed up and we'll figure this one out.

Thanks,
 
WHat about DRM..... what is it for? I hope us the customers to control our media?
 
re-release the R3D2 conversion tool would be nice at this point....and access to the RAW data in the SDK would be nicer......
 
If you have specific questions on the agreement please email us so we can discuss this. Thanks.
 
obin said:
re-release the R3D2 conversion tool would be nice at this point....and access to the RAW data in the SDK would be nicer......
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Full access to RAW is on the roadmap, but I would strongly recommend against naming anything R3D2.

Jim
 
Hey Obin, have we received a signup from you? I haven't seen it in the queue
 
The best way...

The best way...

Despe said:
Salut Patrick,
The best way to know where are the "RED ready" post houses in Paris (and there are a few) is to contact me off-list or Basile at www.di-dea.com (french website of the french Scratch reseller).

Cheers,
Daniel
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Hello Daniel,

Do you remember a colorist of Paris calling you desesperatly (19.07.08 at 14h00) to try to configure his Wacom tablet?

Basile told me that the post house was small but skilled and invested in a Scratch system. So I trusted the well known Basile. Starting the session with 4 hours delay I understood the pain... The station was "brand new" (was it a demo station?) and my short will be their first RED project!!! They did'nt knew what full debayer was and when I told them : "Basile said they where well experiemented" they laughed saying "Basile is a great seller!!!".

Trust is not always "the best way" to know....

But at the end with a lot of sweat and finger crossing... the 35mm print looks great.

Patrick Tresch


Link to the film @ reduser
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?p=261895#post261895
 
Not my name or my software. but glad to hear that RAW is on the map. :) and really glad to hear cs3 support!

things are on the move again, I am sure they have been behind the scenes for some time. :)

Jannard said:
Full access to RAW is on the roadmap, but I would strongly recommend against naming anything R3D2.

Jim
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Will there be a support forum for the SDK. Those kind of things are invaluable, especially for a brand new product.

Obviously it's ok if it is restricted to those that have signed the agreement.
 
I know that if I write software for my own personal usage there should be no issues, but I wonder if it's possible to write and distribute freely an R3D import plugin for a GPL-licensed software such as AviSynth:

http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Main_Page

I know there might be some issues when writing DLLs that link GPL and commercial software, but I'm not a lawyer.
So, somebody with RED, from the IP attorney perspective, is ik OK to distribute freely R3D plugins for GPL video software?
 
Please send any (license agreement / legal) questions to the email address you received when you signed up. Thanks!
 
I'm confused by this clause in the SDK agreement:

15. The Parties agree that this Agreement will be considered executed when the undersigned have destroyed 3 (THREE) Sony cameras by fire or compaction. Said cameras must be without defect and loaded with 1 (ONE) tape.
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