Juan Salvo
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Windows release is already 64bit. Question is does BMD deem it worth the time & resources to make mac version 64bit? Given the way the apple winds are blowing, I would put a very low priority on that. So unless it’s an easy change… probably not. Again all baseless speculation.
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Sorry to hear this is happening to you David. I know how much we’ve all benefited from the hard work you’ve done. If there is anything we can do to help… do let us know.
What if we complain to ebay about this guy? Does that reduce the burden on you?
Is there anything else we can do?
For what it’s worth I’ll happily tell anyone to avoid this guy like the plague.
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The old saying goes, anyone willing to talk doesn’t know… and those who do know can’t talk. That said I can talk cause I don’t know squat.
I’m sure Resolve will see some new features announced.
I’m sure they will focus much more on the Windows release than on mac.
I’d bet well see 4k & XYZ 12bit output with the soon to be shipping Decklink 4k card.
But most of BMDs NAB annoucements have to do more with their hardware offerings. Looking forward to see how they utilize tech acquired from teranex.
I would like to see a price drop with maybe a design revision to the full resolve panels. There were rumors floating around that they would be introducing a new lower cost panel… which Peter or someone from Resolve team squashed… but that doesn’t mean a price drop isn’t out of the question.
All in all resolve is a fairly feature rich product… there are feature request threads floating around… some of those may pop in.
In my fevered dreams I could see them borrowing some of the teranex algorithms to do frame rate conversion inside of resolve… but that is baseless speculation on my part.
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Buy the full version. Resolve lite is limited to hd resolution.
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How full is it? How is it connected to your host system? Can u run blackmagic design’s disk speed app on it?
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The conversion is always finicky. Gfx and such ussually have problem. Speed changes and mixed format sequence tend to have issues as well. But it can be done. You’ll have to watch down fcp carefully to make sure all is well.
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[David Powell] ” then send the finished sequence to fcp via xml with the fx baked in?”
Not very. You can get edits to transfer, and some transform info… but to bake in fx you’ll have to do so manually. -
Nope. That won’t work. But you could route the signal to a deck or any device capable of recording an HD-SDI signal.
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How can you split the mother board feed on a mac? Older MacPros have 4pin molex for the DVD caddies… you can pull those down and then pull power from that.
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And rendering prores in avid is much slower. All around avid works WAY better with DNxHD.