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My definitive, last (hopefully) thread on downsampling GH4 footage from 4k, 8 bit, 4:2:0 color to 1080p, 10 bit, 4:4:4
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But John, don’t you realize that I was looking for reasons to avoid upgrading for the last year?
I just started attempting to learn Davinci Resolve Lite for when I get the GH4. So far I get two errors just when I start the program, one saying “No CUDA Acceleration Hardware Detected!”, which may be because my GeForce GTS 450 doesn’t have the latest drivers (since those mess up Vegas), and something about Quicktime not being properly installed, which I don’t quite understand.
Still, I’m excited for all this. I had a dream (nightmare)? last night where I was watching someone color on Davinci Resolve. The way they did it was probably completely inaccurate, but I hope I was imagining some real tools you can use. That’s a great shortcut to actually practicing.
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Oh, the card isn’t supported.
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[Angelo Mike] “Oh, the card isn’t supported.”
At least they are kind enough to give you a list. 😉
~jr
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So based on the info given in this thread, would these be the steps I’d need to follow to downsample to 10-bit 4:4:4? Just want to make sure I’m understanding correctly.
1- Purchase GoPro Studio Premium ($299) (is there any other alternative software I could use?) which will then add CineForm export settings to Vegas Pro (just 12 or would Vegas Pro 10 be compatible?)
2- At the end of editing a project in 4K, render out the project using the CineForm Export Template with 4:4:4 1080p settings that I assume will automatically be a part of Vegas after Step 1
3- A 1080p 4:4:4 video file is created (in what format?)Is it as simple as this, or am I misunderstanding something?
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Would it be possible to achieve this simply by rendering to DNxHD 4:4:4 or HDCAM SR 4:4:4 in Vegas 12 at 32 bit precision?
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