Angelo Mike
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Hopefully the wait to release this means that it will be functional on release and not just after the first or second update.
Now I just have to upgrade my computer.
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Oh, the card isn’t supported.
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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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I can set the project to 4k (Vegas has some presets for it), but it still can’t import the footage.
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Do I need Vegas 12 to do this? As it is, I can’t even import the footage I linked to from DropBox in Vegas Pro 11.
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Weird. Here’s what the Cineform employee responded with when I asked him which version of Cineform I need.
“those are the same thing. we removed the word CineForm from the products. It is now called GoPro Studio Premium.”
Edit: Oh, I see. The Premium version is adequate. Thanks. This sounds great.
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Well, I don’t know who’s right, but that original article links to GoPro Studio Premium. What are you saying is the workflow to downsample the footage? Render the footage to Cineform from Vegas Pro 12, then from Cineform Studio Premium render it back to get 10 bit, 444 footage?
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Ok, got my answer, and it appears you can get the 10 bit, 4:4:4 footage using Vegas 12 and Cineform. You have to first render the GH4 footage out from Vegas for Cineform with these settings. The Cineform employee also said to set the project to 32 bit floating point (full range) before importing the video, which I guess means for both the initial import to render it for Cineform and when importing the Cineform transcoded video?
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I tried putting that footage on my Vegas Pro 11 timeline and it can’t be opened. Do I just need to upgrade?
