[Chad Terpstra]

Hi John. I’m connecting an Ultrastudio Express via Thunderbolt to my MP and going out HDMI from there. When I output audio from the USE or directly from the Mac output, there’s always a delay from the video. I think there must be some processing going on in the monitor that adds the delay. So I’m looking for a way to slow down the audio as well.

[Chad Terpstra]

Great idea. Now that you mention it, I remember hearing about this solution before. Don’t know why I forgot. They should label the Lite version anyway.

[Chad Terpstra]

I just ran into this with Resolve 10 and Premiere Pro CC. Apparently “Merged Clips” still don’t jive with XML’s or AAF’s. Anyone care to confirm?

[Chad Terpstra]

One of the more noteworthy updates to me is the the new ability to select Open CL vs CUDA processing. Is this in anticipation of using the new Mac Pro’s AMD cards and/or ATI cards in general? This opens up a lot of possibilities for new hardware configurations. Any comments on the stability and speed AMD cards vs Nvidia?

[Chad Terpstra]

Did you ever figure this out? Many of my completed project archived files started corrupting for no apparent reason. They won’t open in Quicktime but thankfully I can open them in Premiere CC or Adobe Media Encoder and re-render them. I’m not on a Hackintosh.

[Chad Terpstra]

Brilliant! Thanks the the tip. It just keeps getting better.

Is there a way to get it to copy the RAW decoder settings as well? It seems to leave them all at project settings.

[Chad Terpstra]

Very cool. Thank you Peter. Though it was nicer when they had a separate indicator for HDR that wouldn’t take the place of the version number.

[Chad Terpstra]

Render test of 60 minutes of footage to ProResHQ in RedCine X Pro passed just fine. The Red Rocket seems to be working well.

I also tried rendering to 10 bit DPX files in Resolve and got the same timeout error. It appears something is wrong with my Resolve. Any ideas?

Stats again:

Resolve 10 with upgraded database from 10b3
Quad 2.6Ghz Mid 2010 Mac Pro 5,1
Mac OSX 10.8.5
16GB of RAM
Slot 1: NVidia GeForce GTX 680
Slot 2: SolarFlare 10GBase Fiber card
Slot 3: Red Rocket
Slot 4: Black Magic Decklink Extreme 2

Rendering to ProResHQ from and to Network drive clocking between 140-350MB/s

[Chad Terpstra]

I upgraded to Resolve 10 (so much more stable!) and put in a GTX 680 (which is much faster) but am having the same problem. It got through 30 clips and just stops. I’m rendering to and from a network drive but I don’t see how that would make a difference. I’ll have to test Redcine X and see if it’s a Redrocket issue but has anyone else had this problem before?

[Chad Terpstra]

I check every day for a new beta so please don’t delay. 🙂 I decided though that the performance and UI enhancements of R10 was worth putting up with some hickups in beta. We’ll see how that all evens out.

Rendering to Quicktime ProResHQ. Have not tried an image sequence yet. Is that what you mean? Will try out RedCine.

OSX 10.8.5. 16GB of RAM.

Believe me I actually suspect the 470 for much of the problem. I have a GTX 780 from Macvidcards in my office right now that’s not working yet and it’s killing me not being able to use it. Still troubleshooting with them what the problem is. Even a 680 will help me out a lot if I can’t get this one working.