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BMD- timelines are extremly slow with an intel quadcore
Hello,
my first bug report with driver 6.4 and Adobe CS3 production bundle:1.
after installing the new driver all necesary settings- and presets-files are not automaticlly installed in PPR0 CS3. i must copy all the files manually from the c:\program files\blackmagic-design folder into the PPRo-folder( in my case: f:\cs3\adobe premiere Por CS3)2. BMD-Pal-Motion-Jpg, and Pal-uncompressed timelines are extremly slow while rendering an effect,a color-correction or whatever.
My QuadCore- cpu works only with 14-20 % ( means: only one CPU shows
aktivity in the taskmanagerthe strange thing is: the same videofiles (upper field motion-jpg and yuv-uncompressed) and the same effect-settings used in a
BMD-DV-Pal-timeline, the quadcore works with 85-95% ( means: all 4 CPUs are involved in the rendering prozess and the overall performance
is really great!any idea?
Thanks in advance
Oli -
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Here the screenshots:
1. Slow render BMD-Pal-uncompressed ( not more then 25% CPU-performance)
https://www.picolodia.com/store/medium_e2asz5.jpg
2. fast render BMD dv-Pal (same uncompressed footage in timeline, 98 % CPU performance)
https://www.picolodia.com/store/medium_b21dq4.jpg
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I see similar PPro behavior on C2D. CS3 Using DV codec = full speed. CS3 using BMD codec = only 1 CPU working on render. On PPro2 it the same for both codecs. No mp rendering.
Just dropped idea to build new QCore machine for BMD Multibridge Pro :/
Any comments from support? PPro or driver fault?Robert Falkowski
http://www.mmstudio.com.pl -
Hi guys what motherboard you guys using?
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