[Garrett Unglaub]

No, it is definitely the 64.

I’m going to download the r13 demo to see if it fixes it.

Otherwise I guess it’s back to lightwave.

I was just interested in the after effects output of cinema 4d.

[Garrett Unglaub]

The problem is anyone else was wondering was with adobe not supporting a certain color space in the plugin api, and intel converting the color space.

Intel doesn’t want to do anything about it because it’s just a proof of concept thing.

So everyone should yell at adobe!

As far as installation, for the plugin, simply search intel sdk encoder premiere pro plugin, install the plugin in your plugins folder, then output some fast, wrong color.

Alternatively, you can download something like mediacoder and it will install it for you, but and you wont have color issues because no adobe.

You need a sandybridge motherboard capable of discreet graphics emulation though. I think z68

[Garrett Unglaub]

It is 64bit, and studio r12.

I’ve got a 2600k with 16gb ram plus a 128gb ssd which currently has 33gb free.

I have 2 other hds with 3 tb free also.

Is there a way I could check what resources are free? Windows gives me a popup saying out of memory but the task manager says only 30% being used.

[Garrett Unglaub]

https://www.mangrovecreations.com/Intel_sdk_problems/uncompressed.jpg
https://www.mangrovecreations.com/Intel_sdk_problems/intel_sdk_output.jpg

Take a look at these two different images. First is uncompressed, second is after intel’s plugin.

Thanks.