RedCine almost realtime to SD

[Ido Karilla]

redcine does not see the avid codec LE1.8

redcine does not see the avid codec LE1.8

my programs do not see the avid codecs LE1.8 after installation and restart. any ideas?

 

[Terry Wester]

my programs do not see the avid codecs LE1.8 after installation and restart. any ideas?

No, sorry just worked on my end, you might try searching on the Avid Knowledge Base.

 

[Häakon]

I agree that RedCine should default to the the appropriate setting to give the best performance while rendering, or just turn off the display, but until then I would recommend pairing up the show mode on "High" with the process setting you are rendering with.

Process: .................... Show:
Full (4K)----------------> Full res.High
Standard (2K)---------->1/2 res.High
Draft (1K)--------------->1/4 res. High

Sticking with these settings speed up rendering time with all resolutions and codes I tested.

I just found this thread today, but that's hugely important information. Thanks so much for sharing your findings (and taking the time to make a video). I agree, and I hope RED is reading... these things have a significant impact on post workflow efficiency - imagine the time savings to be had on a feature's worth of clips, just because of the click of one button!

 

[msadauskas]

Absolutely!!! It worked like a charm. Thank you very much for info. 2K dpx near realtime from 4k r3d, amazing.

 

[stephenv2]

I agree that RedCine should default to the the appropriate setting to give the best performance while rendering, or just turn off the display, but until then I would recommend pairing up the show mode on "High" with the process setting you are rendering with.

Process: .................... Show:
Full (4K)----------------> Full res.High
Standard (2K)---------->1/2 res.High
Draft (1K)--------------->1/4 res. High

Sticking with these settings speed up rendering time with all resolutions and codes I tested.

Interesting, but what if you have 4k and 2k footage in 1080p project that you are outputting to 1080p. Right now, render times are abusive.

 

[stephenv2]

Answered my own question. Setting to standard and 1/2 res high cuts render times by 75% - still not great but usable. This is great tip.

 

[Paul Hazlett]

Thanks for the info, this is very helpfull. and the camtasia clip was very usefull as well