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What graphics card do I need with the DeckLink HD Pro 4:4:4 for 3 monitors?
Posted by Myron Lenenski on September 28, 2005 at 10:49 pmSince I supposedly can’t use my spare Matrox Parhelia with my new Decklink card, which card will give me dual monitor, plus a video out….or what should I be doing? I have a Sony BVM1910 with SD-SDI in.
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Barend Onneweer
September 29, 2005 at 9:40 pmWell, since you’d be using the Decklink for your video out, any card with 2 monitor outputs will work.
I’d recommend going with nVidia chips. I’m very happy with my 6800GT board.
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Bill Buchanan
September 30, 2005 at 12:50 amI am aware that BMD does not recommend nor “supports” Matrox cards, but I’ve been running a 128mb Parhelia with no problems whatsoever since I installed a BMD Extreme many, many months ago.
Just for the hell of it, you might want to try the Parhelia.
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Myron Lenenski
October 12, 2005 at 9:44 pmBill,
We got the parhelia and had to install the Decklink HD first with a different graphics car though….then we installed the matrox card and it seems to work fine.
I have a Premiere question…..we just did our first capture from DigiBeta. About a 65 minute clip. It takes five minutes to load the clip onto the timeline, and when we do a cut, it wants to do another 5 minutes of loading. What could we have done wrong with our batch settings so that this happens. We haven’t used Premiere before, only Speed Razor with Digisuite.
I will confess that our disk array is not here yet, but we have a pretty fast 300gig SATA drive…although only two of them and they are not striped.
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Myron Lenenski
October 12, 2005 at 9:52 pmI have a Premiere with Decklink HD 4:4:4 question…..we just did our first capture from DigiBeta. About a 65 minute clip. It takes five minutes to load the clip onto the timeline, and when we do a cut, it wants to do another 5 minutes of loading. What could we have done wrong with our batch settings so that this happens. We haven’t used Premiere before, only Speed Razor with Digisuite.
It is a brand new HPxw8200 dual xeon, I will confess that our disk array is not here yet, but we have a pretty fast 300gig SATA drive…although only two of them and they are not striped. It seems we cannot do any cutting without a slow load delay either…..really weird. My young editor said that we just need to batch all clips to be 5 minutes or less.
Anyone ever hear of a setup or configuration that I could have done wrong? What should my preferences be with batch settings, etc?
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