Al Arnold
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Are you trying to open a wave file? I haven’t been able to open an AIFF in either Linux or Mac…
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Compression quality and bitrate are two different things. I’m with Paul. User selectable bitrates would be beneficial for preview/reference quicktimes, as well as web deliverables.
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Just a quick question… Did you start the project before an upgrade to 9.1? If the answer is yes… If you create a new project and recreate the scenario do you still notice the same problem?
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I had a similar problem. I had a project started before the upgrade to 9.1. My issue was that when I hit play the color would shift. I didn’t have the problem on a new project. Try toggling some master project settings (I toggled output lut to waveform), save, reboot, and see if it helps. This worked for me.
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Is this on a project that existed before you upgraded, or is it a project that you created after the upgrade?
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Yes. Aware of Thermal/power limitations. I’ve been lurking for quite a while now. 🙂 Not interested in a heavy investment at this point. This question is mostly just curiosity. My main resolve system is Windows based and has 3 580’s, which is more than enough for the stuff I use it for. I picked up a Mac Pro from a friend and was thinking about some affordable upgrades. More of a science experiment than anything. Might move a project over from the Windows box to render out ProRes but that’s about it!
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OK, lets say whatever the most current version of Mountain Lion is, unless you can give me a better reason to use a different OS version.
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It is possible to mix ATI and Nvidia cards on the same system, if not recommended. I would invest in a cheap Nvidia GUI card though. Just buy a used one on eBay or NewEgg. Also, definitely invest in the nicer CPU. It will really help with RAW decode. Thunderbolt is good although far from necessary on a PC based system. (Remember you can expand your system with PCIe expansion, and RAID via thunderbolt is far from cost effective on a PC based system right now. You would probably be best sticking with the recommended ASUS motherboards for resolve anyways.
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I wish they made a Windows version… 🙁
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I’m gonna chime in kinda late here. I was actually pretty happy with the material I’ve worked with. A DP friend of mine owns a C300. We went out in the evening and shot some golden hour footage exteriors, and low light material in a subway station. All in Cannon log. I thought the latitude was pretty good. I did notice some fringing on high contrast areas, and a little banding in some highlights, but overall I thought it held up pretty well. (Although I will admit went in with pretty low expectations!) Nothing like any of the horror stories I’ve read here. As for playback I had no problems on a Windows system with 3 GTX 580s (2 for for CUDA, 1 for GUI) & a 6 core Intel CPU. Couldn’t make it slow down no matter how many color correction nodes I threw at it. NR is another story… 😉