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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 :)

RED Alert!

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REDQuick functionality is being built into camera so that that app will no longer be necessary. In the meantime, REDQuick functionality is also inside REDALert! (Thanks Rob).

REDAlert is quite different to REDCINE. REDAlert is CPU based, not GPU based for instance. There are many other differences, but they, with the camera, share the same raw conversion algorithms.

Graeme
 
Graeme Nattress said:
I fully understand the concerns of the PC and Linux users out there. It's just like when people were asking about why the 300m prime first? Answer was, it was the first we had ready :-) Similarly with RedAlert - it's the first we have ready and the rest will follow.

Graeme
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Good to know!
I really like one-stop workflows without off/on-line, and i suppose this IBC will be to early to choose our next 4K D.I. then :)

However, i am -really- grateful to be forced to to have to choose a new 4K D.I. by you folks! So far, 4k was really rare for us - and i hope once we get delivery of your cameras we will be able to have more and more producers going the 4k road.
 
Graeme,

First, ...congrats ! really.

When do you think the litterature about all these possibilities specific to RED will be ready ? Will it be included in the owner manual ?

Just think about the average user ...hee hee ! ...Oh...

Time to read... i suppose.

thanks !

Antoine
 
Graeme Nattress said:
REDQuick functionality is being built into camera so that that app will no longer be necessary. In the meantime, REDQuick functionality is also inside REDALert! (Thanks Rob).
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I hope that REDQuick functionality will remain in REDAlert (and later REDCINE). We don't want to go back to the camera to rebuild any missing QuickTime wrappers for r3d files.

Anyhow, congrats Graeme and RED team!
 
I'm sure we'll always keep around the ability for you to remake reference Quicktimes if needed - would be silly not to as we know some people are going to loose them! As for the form of this ability, I don't know.

Graeme
 
When the PC/Linux versions of the RED apps are ready, will they also be Mac PPC compatible? Or is RED supporting Intel Macs exclusively? A lot of inquiring G5 users want to know! Thanks!
 
Jannard said:
Since REDCINE is being rebuilt and won't release for a week or two, RED Alert! will be the mini-app of choice.
Jim
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You called the program "RED Alert!"?? AHaha...

For that, you must be PUNished. ((boom kssh))
 
REDCINE is Mac / PC intel only. It won't ever be PPC on mac. As for our other apps and utilities, I can't predict what will happen with regards to PPC. Your comment is noted though, but don't hold your breath in the meantime.

Graeme
 
I don't think so - Rob would have a better idea on that.

Graeme
 
Graeme Nattress said:
REDQuick functionality is being built into camera so that that app will no longer be necessary. In the meantime, REDQuick functionality is also inside REDALert! (Thanks Rob).

REDAlert is quite different to REDCINE. REDAlert is CPU based, not GPU based for instance. There are many other differences, but they, with the camera, share the same raw conversion algorithms.

Graeme
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Will the REDAlert! be necessary after the REDCINE release?
 
I'm waiting for the Red Alert App to be accessible by post production facilities so we can test Red footage ourselves and the conversion abilities of the app.

Red did contact me and said I should use the app provided by the client (camera owner) and that Red was working on a game plan to distribute the software to the right people.
 
REDAlert! is where I'm doing my R&D.

Graeme
 
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