Jeff Bernstein
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And the Kona 2 is shipping.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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For those interested in the bleeding edge, you should check out ATI’s new graphics cards. Take a look at all the new features in hardware. https://www.ati.com/products/RadeonX1800/index.html
Of particular interest is the Avivio architecture. Now extrapolate as to how applications can take advantage of it. Oops. I need a tissue! 😎
Apparently there will be both PCI Express and AGP 8x versions.
With all these nice thoughts, now the bad. Whenever Apple has a new motherboard design over the past 21 years, the first 4 months of its life typically suck. After a few dot releases of the OS, the motherboard is finally tamed. So step gently.
Though if you can get a 2x to 3x performance boost, one might step quickly.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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Jeff Bernstein
October 6, 2005 at 2:39 am in reply to: FCP4.5 and Tiger… which drivers should i use???You have 2 choices. Your combination of FCP 4.5 and Tiger is not one of them. Thus…
FCP 4.5 and Panther
FCP 5.x and TigerJeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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The only thing you have to watch out for is that the D1000 hates losing the incoming signal. As such, you need to reset the input sync a little too regularly. Other than that, it is a great unit.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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You should have seen him in Vegas. Though, I wouldn’t have called her a cow. 😎
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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The major issues we have seen have to do with high-end storage and SANs.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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Jeff Bernstein
September 14, 2005 at 5:38 pm in reply to: what I would like to see from AJA at NAB2006How about a way to use RT Extreme, but also allows a lot more ability to mix and match codecs and resolutions in the timeline.
Now that would be a great Channukah gift. Let’s see, we need 7 more!
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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Jeff Bernstein
September 14, 2005 at 5:36 pm in reply to: Any gamma issues in Kona land with FCP5, Tiger, and After Effects?I think Chris is trying to find relief from the Gamma issues that are currently present in the 5.x drivers for Blackmagic.
In this regard, the two products handle gamma quite differently. Blackmagic was relying on their codec to do the right thing. When they moved away from their codec and started relying on the Apple codec, that’s when things went wacky.
In contrast, the Kona cards have a specific setting for this in their Control Panel. In there, you can specify your gamma (601, 709, custom) and similarly for the color space.
It should be noted that with FCP 4.5 and the Apple codecs, one should lock both color space and gamma to 601 due to the fact that the Apple codecs under FCP 4.5 are not 709 aware. Keep in mind that 709 is specific to HD, just as 601 is normally specific to SD.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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It was a feature that was locked to the Blackmagic Codec which is no longer really used.
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611
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Thank you!
Jeff Bernstein
Digital Desktop Consulting
Apple Pro Video VAR
XSAN Certified323-653-7611