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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 + NVIDIA SDK and updated REDCINE-X now available

KETCH ROSSi said:
Jarred,
Believing Razer is the current best Laptop to use, which would be the best?

The 15.6" 4K Touch Display Model or the 17.3" one?
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Ketch, remember the slim ones will almost always have to downclock so you get less speed. They are of course very portable.
 
Incredible. 8k performance on a laptop. Who would have believed a few years ago?
"One small step for Red, one giant leap for film makers!"

Andreas
 
AndreasOberg said:
Ketch, remember the slim ones will almost always have to downclock so you get less speed. They are of course very portable.
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Andreas, I asked about Razer, because that is what they used on the Video. I also am curious about their new Razer Core X external Graphic Box.
 
This update seems to handle memory lot better than previous iterations.

Can it be used with two RTX or Quadro series GPUs paired with a Nvlink Bridge yet?
 
This has been extremely empowering and a revelation really on the REDCINE-X PRO side of things. It's insane playing back an 8K timeline properly now this way at full debayer.

I'm curious to see how and where this gets implemented into 3rd party NLEs. Oddly throughout this process due to some of my projects I've been looking at how each application handles various codecs playback and rendering. It feels like there's a lot of work that can be done to improve a few things for sure. This is certainly a beneficial technology to working professionals.

It would be a nice day where resource allocation is a bit more optimized for most major applications. I understand the difficulties however of making stuff compatible with "everything" and some of these packages are just stacks of hamburger patties just piled on and getting a bit wobbly higher up there. Might be time to look at the burger as a whole again team A and B.

Kudos out to the beta team and that feedback structure btw.
 
Phil Holland said:
This has been extremely empowering and a revelation really on the REDCINE-X PRO side of things. It's insane playing back an 8K timeline properly now this way at full debayer.

I'm curious to see how and where this gets implemented into 3rd party NLEs. Oddly throughout this process due to some of my projects I've been looking at how each application handles various codecs playback and rendering. It feels like there's a lot of work that can be done to improve a few things for sure. This is certainly a beneficial technology to working professionals.

It would be a nice day where resource allocation is a bit more optimized for most major applications. I understand the difficulties however of making stuff compatible with "everything" and some of these packages are just stacks of hamburger patties just piled on and getting a bit wobbly higher up there. Might be time to look at the burger as a whole again team A and B.

Kudos out to the beta team and that feedback structure btw.
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Sounds like you're talking about Adobe but it's hard to gauge.

Either way, would be nice to see this in Premiere, AVID, and Resolve.
 
So wich NLE are you betting on to get the sdk implemented first=)

On your marks get set go
Davinci
Avid
Premiere
FCPX
 
Neil Abeynayake said:
This update seems to handle memory lot better than previous iterations.

Can it be used with two RTX or Quadro series GPUs paired with a Nvlink Bridge yet?
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Yes. The NvLink bridge is used for playback. The completed frames are sent over the NvLink Bridge from the GPU card they were rendered on, to the GPU card with the monitor connection.

SLI Bridges will be used for older NVidia GPUs.
 
Think I'm gonna bite the bullet and make the move to the Razer Blade 15 with OLED 4K Touch 60Hz + RTX 2080. It's been a while since I've had to control alt delete anything.... but the OLED display and the Nvidia performance boost is just too much to ignore.
 
Just tried this out real quick (hard not to) been really excited about this and it really is kickin ass!!

I got tons of material that I need to scrub thru and cut a bit cleaner to save some space, this release makes me happy!! Thanks RED team, great job!!
 
Joel Arvidsson said:
So wich NLE are you betting on to get the sdk implemented first=)

On your marks get set go
Davinci
Avid
Premiere
FCPX
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Davinci could release it in the next Beta of DR16(looking at their track record for the smartest, fastest, best software engineers), just wondering what is stronger, the anger about the patent issue or the profit to let every .R3D user to jump over to DR16.
 
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