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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 :)

Status update & request for feedback

yes you can disable proxy generation, it even saves time after you stop a record!
 
when the finish line is crossed :) :)

A little bird tells me soon though
 
its taken so long you might as well throw in the audio
 
the audio issue is a very serious one, Red needs to figure this out ASAP
 
Someday it will say "Download in Support section". Let's hope soon.
 
Any update?
 
Joon said:
Any update?
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Sorry it's taking so long. We're working on some major changes to upgrade the performance to a much better level. We're there once we're done with these changes.
 
Don't submit to the nagging. Take all the time you need. Do it right. We're ready to wait until its done even if it takes clear until tomorrow afternoon!
 
I think the R3d files should be imported as a whole, and there should be a preference to import multiple R3d as single files. That makes the most sense, and possibly fix the bugs of importing x clips per R3d file in a folder.

I'm thinking of when clips are not too long or don't have issues. This should work like every other program, we should have the option to turn it off, simple as that.
 
I haven't used Premiere for a couple of years, but did for many. In the past it was unable to import more than 1000 images from a folder. Even then, if you dragged the bin onto the timeline, only the first 500 images would actually appear (after a long wait). Don't think this will be an issue for R3D injest, but not sure if this annoying behaviour is fixed in newer versions, I expect it is. You could select the other 500 frames by going in the bin and selecting the second half of the sequence, but 500 was the maximum dag and drop number. Anyway, it stopped me trusting Premiere to "get everything" in the past, so I would break up the injest of footage accordingly, and use virtualdub to pre-stitch image sequences into AVIs (which 6.5/first Pro.version couldn't), and always double check imports. I'd still be interested to know how Premiere handles large folders/many files nowadays as I'm not current anymore. In my opinion, single import should be a preference option, or a tick box in the import dialog. Definately both options should be there I think.
 
ronx said:
In the past it was unable to import more than 1000 images from a folder. Even then, if you dragged the bin onto the timeline, only the first 500 images would actually appear (after a long wait). Don't think this will be an issue for R3D injest, but not sure if this annoying behaviour is fixed in newer versions, I expect it is.
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We have completed several 4K full resolution single frame projects with adobe CS3, and that behaviour is gone.

We have been using premiere as a side tool to our discreet/avid/sony tools from 1.0 to 5.5 (on mac, sgi, windows), stopped using it a restartet with first experiments with CS1, and CS3 is really looking excellent meanwhile (besides not being 64bit and still suffocating on extremly large projects).

Its amusing to see people change from the $$$.$$$ discreet boxes to the $$.$$$ and $.$$$ adobe CS workstations back and forth all the time. The FCPs also are used as offline feeders for the 4K Premieres...

regarding the delivery - "it should be ready *any friday* soon" has become the running joke around here as everbody is _really_ looking forward for your interface :)
 
I got an 8 core PC almost two weeks back. But I can not edit any R3D on this for now. Waiting desperately for plug-in?
 
Deanan said:
Sorry it's taking so long. We're working on some major changes to upgrade the performance to a much better level. We're there once we're done with these changes.
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Nice work Rob !
that and audio is all we need :)
 
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