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Red Cine in PC Land

Any box I try that has NVIDIA card runs REDCINE no problem. Somes boxes I try with certain ATI cards makes REDCINE throw up.
 
Sean said:
nVidia Quadro FX here. Works like a charm. Just exported DNxHD QT files and re-imported to Avid. Looks AMAZING. A rather slow render time on export from RedCine, but I expect that to speed up some in future releases.
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HI : which avid ?
 
Are there minimum PC processor and memory specs available to process Red 4k footage ? I'm sure it will need to be high-end, but how high?

Steve Harryman
 
Sean said:
nVidia Quadro FX here. Works like a charm. Just exported DNxHD QT files and re-imported to Avid. Looks AMAZING. A rather slow render time on export from RedCine, but I expect that to speed up some in future releases.
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Hi Sean,

would you mind giving a rough number ?
Along with which Quadro type, CPU, speed and RAM ?

That would be great.

Thanks.
 
I plan on getting the ATI FireGL V7600, great reviews and street prices just under 1K USD.
 
Mark Holmes said:
Beautiful - what did you output the R3D files to (format, codec, resolution) to work in Vegas? Am attempting a 2K Quicktime DVC PRO HD file conversion now....
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Hello,

I just did an export to Motion JPEG at Max quality.
This was done using a Dell XPS 600 Pentium D 3.00GHz PC.
I have a PowerBook G4 and will probably get an Intel Mac
next year right before RED arrives. It's great to play
and learn RED CINE before then.
 
FYI, Avid Xpress Pro 5.5.3 certainly does support DNxHD - not sure when they added that support though, so previous versions may not like it...
 
Red Guy said:
Hello,

I just did an export to Motion JPEG at Max quality.
This was done using a Dell XPS 600 Pentium D 3.00GHz PC.
I have a PowerBook G4 and will probably get an Intel Mac
next year right before RED arrives. It's great to play
and learn RED CINE before then.
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Thanks - that first render I accidentally did to NTSC - not exactly thrilling. Trying Motion JPEG now...
 
Mark Holmes said:
No go to Motion JPEG A - was it B you used? All I get is one frame of brightly colored magenta footage - do I need to install a codec?
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Is this on your PC?
Look around at the other threads.
The only thing I cannot find is the histogram???
 
zeke said:
I plan on getting the ATI FireGL V7600, great reviews and street prices just under 1K USD.
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Zeke, just a well meant tip:
I think you should consider Nvidia chipsets. You get great performance from the GeForce series even. That is if you are upgrading to make RedCine run better. GeForce cards could be called "dumbed down" QuadroFXs, they are using the same GPU.
 
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