Juan Salvo
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No, the 600s don’t work on Mac.
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No go for Mac. On par performance with 580 for resolve on pc. My recommendation is still 580 for now.
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Nope, I haven’t seem this. What camera is this from? Whats the firmware. I’ve seen funky issues from certain camera firmware combos. Did you update the rocket firmware? Could be a rocket issue. I’ve seen them fail.
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No. Afraid not.
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What article is that? It’s probably out of date. Resolve he’s been running on opencl hardware for a year now.
https://www.blackmagic-design.com/press/pressdetails/?releaseID=11852
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Unless I’m mistaken the alpha support in V9 is for input not output.
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Not essential anymore. Just for some functions like noise reduction, and accelerated debayering of some formats. Most of the color processing can happen in on other cards now. Download the lite version and try it to be sure, it’s free.
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Basically it will run, but I believe using opencl not CUDA. So performance won’t be as good as on properly configured desktop.
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No. Ultrascope software only works with ultrascope and a couple of other newly announced devices. The scopebox software on the other hand, works with regular old decklink cards and various other interfaces.
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If you want to apply the same grade to multiple shots, the correct method is to use groups. It’s covered in the timeline chapter of the manual.
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