Dwaine Maggart
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My comment was a reply to Erik’s specific question. If you have a 5770 or GT120 GUI card, then a second 4000 card will boost your GPU performance significantly.
Dwaine Maggart
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No, a second 4000 card in the Mac will not give you any additional GPU performance if it’s being used as the GUI card. It will give you snappier GUI performance.
Dwaine Maggart
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Thanks Warren. That’s basically what I see as well. Just wanted to confirm.
Dwaine Maggart
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Can you please test that if you put the cursor in the center of the image, how big, if any, the offset is? If you have a large offset with the cursor in the center, could you tell me what Timeline Resolution you are in, and what your source material resolution is? Are you doing anything from default on the input or output formatting?
Dwaine Maggart
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There does appear to be an issue here. Set Point is working for me, but there is an offset from where the cursor is to where the point gets placed. If the cursor is in the center of the image, it works. As you move away from center, the point placement offset grows. It also appears I can’t make a point very near an edge, even if I try to compensate for the offset.
Problem noted.
Can you please verify that Set Point can work for you, if the cursor is near center screen?
Dwaine Maggart
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Can you send me a sample frame that doesn’t work?
Dwaine Maggart
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I don’t understand exactly what you mean by 2 sets of DPX frames in the same timeline?
I’ve never seen the refreshing screen issue. Since it appears that it will modify the source frame as soon as you do anything, the problem might be related to write permissions on the source frame when it doesn’t work. Could you check that?
Dwaine Maggart
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You’ve selected the Dirt icon? If you right click the icon and change a Dirt parameter, does it work then?
Dwaine Maggart
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If you do a dirt fix on a frame, and want to UNDO it, you can press the PAGE UP key on the Mac keyboard. You can even save and recover the project, and go back to that frame, and the PAGE UP UNDO function still works. I’m not sure where the original frame info gets saved to make this happen. But it appears to be true (on the Mac Resolve at least) that as soon as you make a dirt fix, it’s applied immediately to the original source frame. When you do the PAGE UP UNDO, that is also immediately applied to the original source frame.
Dwaine Maggart
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