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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 party reel powered by RED RAY

Whoa...awesome. Is anyone keeping a play-by-play blog on this??
Peace,

-Harry
 
i want pics! don't tell me no one there has an iphone!
 
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The reel they are showing at the RED party is being displayed using 10 bit RED RAY. It looks amazing!
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Yes, it does. And although it also happens to be true that we are feeding the 4K projector with 10-bit HD-SDI signals....

.... the truly amazing fact Ted was passing along is the average data rate for RED RAY 4K @ 24 fps is only 10 Mbit/sec.
 
Stuart English said:
Yes, it does. And although it also happens to be true that we are feeding the 4K projector with 10-bit HD-SDI signals....

.... the truly amazing fact Ted ws passing along is the average data rate for RED RAY 4K @ 24 fps is only 10 Mbit/sec.
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I've come to trust you guys but 10 Mbits/sec? How in the hell has red leap frogged a generation of compression science? Does it start with Graeme and end with Natress?
 
Jim figured out that time travel thing some where along the way.... that's incredible.
 
We are certainly missing the show. Reading post is definitely not the same as being there. RED is still the best party in town.
 
Sorry, but I'm not buying the 10 Mb/s claim. The DVD spec calls for a combined audio/data rate of 10.08 Mb/s (1 Mb/s is reserved for overhead).

If you meant to say 10 MB/s (80 Mb/s), that would seem more reasonable because 4K content could be compressed fairly well at ~50+ Mb/s via DCT codecs.
 
Biggiesized said:
Sorry, but I'm not buying the 10 Mb/s claim. The DVD spec calls for a combined audio/data rate of 10.08 Mb/s (1 Mb/s is reserved for overhead).

If you meant to say 10 MB/s (80 Mb/s), that would seem more reasonable because 4K content could be compressed fairly well at ~50+ Mb/s via DCT codecs.
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If you remember correctly, RED RAY uses a standard red laser optical drive so it could not do 10MBytes/sec. Stuart really does mean bits.
 
Stuart English said:
Yes, it does. And although it also happens to be true that we are feeding the 4K projector with 10-bit HD-SDI signals....

.... the truly amazing fact Ted ws passing along is the average data rate for RED RAY 4K @ 24 fps is only 10 Mbit/sec.
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You guys have validated my faith time and again, but I will not believe this until I get proof of that data rate.
 
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