Chris Hall
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Well just double checked the Final Cut Pro Studio ProRes Whitepaper and Prores 444 data rate is indeed 330Mb/s:
https://images.apple.com/finalcutstudio/docs/Apple_ProRes_White_Paper_July_2009.pdf
I benchmarked my RAID5 array again, and found out that I’m actually only getting 300Mb/s, which is of course my problem. I’ve consistenly gotten 500Mb/s out of this RAID and all of a sudden I’ve dropped to almost half! Not sure why. I’ve cleared out half of the storage and it is still running at 300Mb/s max (RocketRaid 4322 Card, to tower with 8 Sata 1TB drives). I’ve got a call into to Highpoint to try and troubleshoot this… no idea why its slower now. Anyone have experience with RAID5’s slowing down on them (possibly after a lot of writing and rewriting to the drives?).
Chris Hall
Colorist – Basher Films
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Ahh, thanks Kevin (and Rohit), the de-bug code did the trick! read all the .r3d directories just fine. I did notice significant loss of playback speed of the .r3d files after entering the code as Rohit had mentioned, so I saved the project with the new conform links to the media pool intact, took out the debug code and restarted. Everything links up fine and plays back in real time at quarter res good debayer. Excellent. Thanks!
Chris Hall
Colorist – Basher Films
Pasadena, CA -
just emailed it over to you
Chris Hall
Colorist – Basher Films
Pasadena, CA -
Thanks for all the feedback on this guys, really appreciate the input. Just snagged a flashed 285 from David Pirinelli on Ebay (thanks Illya) am picking it up from him in LA tommorrow. Will report back if all is well with these, when resolve finally gets here (which could take a while it seems according to Unitek in Pasadena, local reseller). Has anyone else got their software yet (that’s not a beta tester)?
Chris Hall
Colorist – Basher Films
Pasadena, CA