Chris Borjis
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Here we make a backup disk image of our current system,
remove the old software, install the new and hope all goes well.We’re 5 for 5 from various Apple and Adobe upgrades over
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that sounds really good Tom.
we tried this with the current pluraleyes 30 day demo and it took
many hours to process.didn’t quite do all the syncing but we were 70% there when
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Thanks guys.
CS 6 is delivering as I expected it would.
When I made the decision to switch to premiere it was
ultimately with the fact that CS 6 release was just
around the corner with needed improvements from CS 5.5sure, there will be issues for everyone, in my case, see
the post about anamorphic sd footage. Also the audio
had some odd sounding glitches in unrendered view occasionally
but was otherwise perfect when rendered.But all in all it was rock solid, never crashed and
performed to expectation.Clients like that there was no transcoding time involved as did I.
Source footage for todays session was all native Canon5D
with dual sound from a sound devices 744T. (synced with pluraleyes from my cs 5.5 edit bay)MacPro Octocore (early 2009)
16GB Ram
Quadro 4000
Snow Leopard 10.6.8
Black-Magic Multibridge Extreme w driver 9.5.1
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I agree. I’m still a little peeved that LHe support for cs 6 will never happen
even though the card is 95% same as LHe Plus which IS getting CS 6 support. -
AJA is still behind on their CS 6 plugin release.
only seeing 5.5 on their site as of this morning.
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lol Eric.
I’m looking at the DTSHD-MA encoder for compressor.
A real bargain at $ 249
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I have a quadro 4000 and concur.
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none that I’m aware of but I believe speedgrade has built in tools
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I know a cs 5.5 project can open in cs 4.
sometimes thats convenient.
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[Greg Andonian] “Adding more ram isn’t going to help much though, until you upgrade to 6. 4 is still 32 bit, and can only use 4 gigs.”
doh! forgot