Fastest SD workflow

[A. Bastaki]

when i had cineform.. i think i had version 4. anyhoo...

1. color change during playback.. basically you couldn't see your applied color correction in motion unless you export. No ram preview or half resolution playback for better viewing quality.

2. i had to restart premiere.. a lot, because after a while the footage would just stop playing properly and stutter... i had no extra software running... it just happens.

3. after a while... you could only see stills.. the timeline runs ... and no motion picture... when you stop/pause... you see the picture of where you stopped.

cineform was run under 2gb's of corsair ram. wildcat vp990. win xp. premiere 2.0. 2 acer 19'' displays. 3.2 ghz HT intel processor.
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[Rah-ry444]

Sweet.

 

[Ash Bolland]

What about Shake?

hehe I dont think so. AE is very frustrating. Why is it I can play back
a clip on my desktop - yet in AE I have to Ram preview to play it back?

 

[Ash Bolland]

I understand your point and we'll be working hard on integration. However, you have to understand that you have to start somewhere. You can't start out supporting everything under the sun. Apple was a good partner to start out with and they were willing to take the leap (together with Assimilate).

If we started out supporting everything under the sun no software would be available today and support would be a nightmare.



Why? We have a PC workflow. Granted it's less efficient, but that will improve. Is it unfair that a lot of games etc. won't run on a Mac? As with any purchase do your research before buying it.
All our software is freely available for anyone to test and make sure they can work with it. Personally if I was serious about the movies I'm making I would dislike buying a Mac but it wouldn't be the end of the world (money wise).




Maybe in the indie corner for example, but in the industry a lot of Macs and linux stations are in use as well. We understand the desires and are working on solutions daily.



We're a digital cinema camera developer who deliver software (free of charge) with their products.



It's funny that the big boys seem to have less problems with our current Mac solutions... I'm not saying your opinion is not valuable, it is, but please look at it from our point of view as well.



Which market is that exactly?

Rob - We have read over and over your post quite a few times - and we have to say it comes across quite rude.

Of course you have give out free software - how else would we get the data of the camera? its aprt of the deal of buying a digital camera no??

I don't care about less games being on a mac? I'm not sure what this comment is about... pc's are just for 3d/games?
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"It's funny that the big boys seem to have less problems with our current Mac solutions..."
You can't be serious - only the big boys use macs?
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"As with any purchase do your research before buying it."

Excuse me? Are you saying that we did not do enough research before buying the red one and that if we are pc based and want to edit with a efficient workflow we made a mistake? Is this the kind of support we can expect from red for pc users?



I really hope not.

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Umeric.