PatrickFaith
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I was able to get to these sessions from both of my computers, so i think anyone can read them.
As an example of the stuff in these sessions, they went through the exact mac and pc configurations for some RED films, answering detailed configuration and speed questions. Go to the link :
http://www.gputechconf.com/attend/sessions
then click on "browse sessions"
then go the the search area and type "gone" as a keyword, this will list a bunch of sessions but will also show the "gone girl" session. To the right of the session their is often 'view recording' or 'view pdf'.
If anything there is so much stuff happening, that you can just get lost in all the sessions, and most of the sessions are high speed technical run throughs that expect you to have some background for you to watch them(i.e. this is defiantly not a beginner type things). Lot of real nice sessions of wavelet filtering for film. Some great ones on film retiming, etc.
here's a direct link to the gone girl session ... for people to get a quick look at what is available: http://on-demand.gputechconf.com/gtc/2015/presentation/S5636-Jeff-Brue.pdf
As an example of the stuff in these sessions, they went through the exact mac and pc configurations for some RED films, answering detailed configuration and speed questions. Go to the link :
http://www.gputechconf.com/attend/sessions
then click on "browse sessions"
then go the the search area and type "gone" as a keyword, this will list a bunch of sessions but will also show the "gone girl" session. To the right of the session their is often 'view recording' or 'view pdf'.
If anything there is so much stuff happening, that you can just get lost in all the sessions, and most of the sessions are high speed technical run throughs that expect you to have some background for you to watch them(i.e. this is defiantly not a beginner type things). Lot of real nice sessions of wavelet filtering for film. Some great ones on film retiming, etc.
here's a direct link to the gone girl session ... for people to get a quick look at what is available: http://on-demand.gputechconf.com/gtc/2015/presentation/S5636-Jeff-Brue.pdf