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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 :)

Adobe plugin update

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Deanan

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The REDcode Importer plug-in when released will be for CS4 only --- it's specifically tuned for CS4, and CS4 has a new architecture that enables much better large memory usage with 64 bit OS (Win / Mac) making it a much better place to do RED workflows.

The plugin will be released sometime in November.
 
Thank you for the update! Looking forward to this new workflow.
 
Deanan said:
.....enables much better large memory usage with 64 bit OS (Win / Mac).....
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Deanan,
What are you talking about here?
I thought Premiere CS4 can only a address 32bit memory (3.2GB)
Are you saying the present Premiere CS4 architecture makes better use of the 3.2GB and your plugin is inline with this or is this a pre-emptive patch for when Premiere CS4 can use >3.2GB memory on 64bit OS?
Dave
 
I think its a good way to focus on CS4 instead of doing a crappled CS3 version. CS4 has native metadata and raw support inside AE, so it all will be worth it.

Bring it on! :weight_lift:
 
Nov 13!!, really good news!

David, I think that there is a limit in 32bits to map more than 4GB of memory in any app/system.
 
david farland said:
Deanan,
What are you talking about here?
I thought Premiere CS4 can only a address 32bit memory (3.2GB)
Are you saying the present Premiere CS4 architecture makes better use of the 3.2GB and your plugin is inline with this or is this a pre-emptive patch for when Premiere CS4 can use >3.2GB memory on 64bit OS?
Dave
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I can't go into more detail at the moment.
 
Christopher Grant Harvey said:
Sucks for CS3 users not planning to upgrade to CS4 just yet... oh well.
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You can use the Cineform codec right now for use with CS3, which gives you great image quality, several sizes to work with super fast and much faster real time capabilities. Then again, it ain't all that cheap unfortunately, more than double the price of CS4...:-(
 
Rudi Herbert said:
You can use the Cineform codec right now for use with CS3, which gives you great image quality, several sizes to work with super fast and much faster real time capabilities. Then again, it ain't all that cheap unfortunately, more than double the price of CS4...:-(
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I already have CineForm and it is amazing. The price of CF is not high in my opinion. If you have not tried Prospect 4K you do not know what you are missing. Show me another workflow offering the same possibilites for that price...??

However I was thinking about other users who have not made a decision and were hoping to go native.

I personally would still like the option to bring in some R3D's in Premiere (CS3) and just play around if I really need to. I'll use it as a way of checking dailies since the new Redcine does NOT work for me with any R3D's containing audio... it hangs then crashes...:waaa:
 
Great news about the plugin. Those of us rocking 64 bit OS's are very grateful. I along with everyone else hope it's sooner than later, but I'm just glad it's coming very soon. I was also glad to hear mention of it being on PC too, I started wondering if it was going to be a Mac only plugin at first, but your post took that concern away.
 
Christopher Grant Harvey said:
However I was thinking about other users who have not made a decision and were hoping to go native.
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As one of those users, thanks for those thoughts.... but I do understand there will be a benefit for CS4 users and that there will be a much better allocation of resources to concentrate on CS4 path instead of including CS3 in tandem, for gaining direct access into Adobe CS. Someday I too will benefit from that when I upgrade to CS4. Just not anyday soon.
 
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