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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 :)

.r3d on LUSTRE

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Has anyone opened .r3d files in the newest version of LUSTRE???
 
How was the process?? Any issues opening the files? Any specific set ups in order to get the best resolution?? What color space, bit rate. We will do it probably tomorrow so any advise is welcome. We need to keep it in 4K all the way.
Thanks
 
I saw Lustre in use a couple of years ago, and was quite impressed. I'd love to have native R3D grading, and SCRATCH just doesn't jive with, so I got all excited about getting into Lustre myself after seeing this thread title, until I read this on their website:

"Import of compressed media such as RED ONE R3D™, Apple® QuickTime®, and MXF files for Lustre on Linux® only"

Further on, I found this:
"Compressed media such as RED ONE R3D™ and Apple® QuickTime® files can now be used directly in Autodesk Lustre running on the Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® operating system. Compressed media transcoding support can also be handled remotely by a network connected Linux-based server. For optimal playback performance, infiniband networking is recommended.

For Lustre running on Microsoft® Windows® operating system, compressed media support for formats such as R3D and QuickTime is available by running transcoding services on a network-connected remote Linux based server. For optimal playback performance, infiniband networking is recommended. "

So, digitalfx, I'm curious... are you working on a Linux workstation, or a Linux server with a Windows workstation?
 
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