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Premiere HD timeline downconversion to PAL SD ooutput.
Robert Falkowski replied 19 years ago 3 Members · 14 Replies
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Deleted User
July 26, 2007 at 11:53 amHello,
I think thik that is the TGB colour I will test this out later. yes you can monitor thr usage by going to the ctrl,alt,del system monitor and looking at CPU and RAM usage on Xp, Vista.
I will check render time later on, and post my results.
Leo
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Deleted User
July 26, 2007 at 12:17 pmHello
PAL Quicktime 720×576 clip using Adobe Premeire Pro cs3 3 way colur corrector. 10 min clip takes 25mins to render. Not realtime but still very quick.
You can check my system specs on my profile.
Leo
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Robert Falkowski
July 26, 2007 at 5:38 pmThank You very much for Your answers but I asked about % CPU usage during Premiere renderings. I am wondering how well or how bad PPro using multi core cpus during playing, rendering, etc. using BMD codec files.
It is very easy nowadays to build machine around Intels Quadcores. The problem is will Premiere actually use multi cores in proper way? All I can see now is about 60% CPU usage rendering from PPro time line on Core2Duo :/ I am asking myself for what build powerfull multicore pc for PPro if it will not use all aviable computing power?
On the other system side Apple claims maximum usage of new 8-cores macs while using FCP and achieving huge real time power this way.
Any FCP user to say something about realtime (I mean play in RT without rendering) color corection on Macs?
Thank`s in advance.Robert Falkowski
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Robert Falkowski
August 2, 2007 at 6:36 pm
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