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Juan Salvo
July 27, 2012 at 2:55 am in reply to: Where the heck are the video tool, the scopes and the color bars?Couldn’t people that think mc is fine just as it is, just not update? Know people still running meridian hardware.
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Juan Salvo
July 26, 2012 at 6:06 am in reply to: Deinterlacing 1080i with hardware like the UpDownCross?[Dan Swiney] “My basic confusion seems to be, is a conversion from 1080i to 720p by definition also doing the deinterlace?”
Yes. By definition a 720P (as in Progressive) signal cannot be interlaced.That said what usually happens in cross conversion is each 1/59.94th field is scaled to it’s own 1/59.94th frame in the 720P image. Combine both fields by quickly showing one frame after the other and you get a fluid looking image, like a 60i image. However each individual frame would have to be a progressive image. As that is what the format requires.
So to answer your question, any device properly converting to 720P is deinterlacing.
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Juan Salvo
July 25, 2012 at 10:12 pm in reply to: Since no one has put this yet: Any word on 10.8 compatibility?I don’t know what the value proposition is that makes you want to upgrade a working system. But for what it’s worth 8.2.2 is supposed to be Mountain Lion compatible.
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While its not officially supported the decklink and multibridges do use the same drivers. So I’d venture it would work fine.
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Juan Salvo
July 22, 2012 at 7:25 am in reply to: Sony Vegas to Resolve Roundtripping on a MAC. Hey no laughing I’m serious…Unfortunately, I think edl and a 10bit qt are your best bet. No round trip that I’m aware of work.
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Juan Salvo
July 21, 2012 at 8:17 pm in reply to: Resolve Lite on MBP Retina 2.6/16gig ram standard candle test resultsBetter than what I saw.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/277/18328
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Juan Salvo
July 20, 2012 at 12:42 am in reply to: Reverse compatibility? Render Lite8 in Full7.x for full res output?I don’t believe resolve projects are backward compatible, but just have them update. Resolve updates are free.
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Yes. If they are full resolve licenses they can use a shared database for projects. However this doesn’t work on resolve light.
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There are ways to do it. But only licensed apps right now are turnkey solutions (cinedeck). Other systems use reverse engineered prores codec through ffmpeg.
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If you want to take it that way. Yes.
The word leading in that context is clearly marketing speak. How is it leading? Highest selling (maybe)? First to market(possibly)? Best price point ( certainly)? Best feature set (arguably)? Best quality?
Quality was the original posters question.., and I’m afraid as amazing a value as the teranex represents, it isn’t leading in that particular metric.
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