Ericbowen
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What resolution/framerate settings do you have the Atem to. Did you connect the Converter to a system and check for a firmware update. What settings do you have for the converter.
Eric-ADK
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Unfortunately this could be many different possibilities. Can you take a screen shot of your Windows Task Manager performance tab when it’s bogging down before it goes unresponsive? Make sure the CPU option is set to Cores/logical if Windows 8 so I can see the threading and load.
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Not unless those codecs have plugins specifically for AE. Premiere either supports them natively or is seeing those codec library files in a shared directory somewhere. The reason Dynamic Linking works is because then AE uses Premiere’s player to decode those files. You can do the reverse as well if AE supports a Codec that Premiere doesn’t.
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You really want a Ivy-E board, CPU, and Ram for that type of work. I would suggest looking at the 4930K and 32 to 64GB of ram. Definitely time to get off of Vista with Windows 8 being so trim. Next after that would be the GPU but that can be done after the core system upgrade.
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Premiere Pro CC or CS6 will not scale a 4K timeline down to a lower res monitor on an I/O card. Premiere will only do this with video cards. I know the Blackmagic 4K card cant do this since they leave it for Premiere to scale. I wasn’t aware any Aja card could as well.
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Found out in another forum that the spec listing is based off of 8bits for data and 2 for overhead. So the bit rate is listed at 8+2.
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What happens if you link the sequence over from Premiere?
Eric-ADK
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Those are 2 different priority type processes or workflows. File transfer and distributed rendering are not realtime processes. They are lower priority processes which latency has far less effect on or doesn’t have an effect at all. The only real latency concern with distributed rendering is managed by the host player and that application may have a limit in how long it will wait for data. File transfers obviously have no priority concern. Realtime playback ie editing, compositing applications have a realtime priority status. This means latency of data response is critical to the application functionality. Current 10Gbe Ethernet cards and switches have considerable resources behind them both at the controller, OS, and infrastructure level to optimize data flow and lower latency in communication. Managed switches alone also have a dramatic effect on the latency of packets from source to destination. This is a considerable pipeline that is accomplishing this realtime playback. The question is can Thunderbolt in network packet protocol mode function with the latency it has with a 6 device limitation for realtime processes on chain versus a hardware 10Gbe Ethernet switch and also can the controller handle the load a 10Gbe network card can at that latency required for realtime processes. That is what he is talking about and what I questions currently.
Eric-ADK
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support@adkvideoediting.com