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can a Mac Pro power a GTX480 without any tricks?

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I did some tests:
without any scope I get real-time playback with 10bit enabled.
As soon as I turn on any scope, it starts to loose real-time playback, but interestingly only at clip changes. If I play a 1 minute long shot (thats one shot in Davinci) it isn’t realtime at the beginning, but from there it is RT.

Anyway, maybe you just got an Ultrascope buyer:)

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Macpro 4,1, 2×2.26Ghz, 2009

I’ll try tonight with different medias.

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A bit offtopic: Peter, thanks for writing, firstly I want to thank you for the posts on bmcuser! I can’t wait for the CinemaCamera+Resolve duo:)

Back to the topic:
Stock Nvidia GT 120 for the GUI
Yes, monitor is plugged in the GT120, nothing is plugged in the GTX285
Yes, GTX285 is in slot one (if the mac pro stands, it’s the lowest slot), and the GT120 is in slot two.

Decklink is in slot 4. Should I put it in slot 3? (Slot 3 is empty)

Additional notes:
I have the built-in scopes turned on.
I don’t have the Decklink Extreme, but the Decklink SDI

Thanks!

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Juan,

try these, these are converted from the csv you linked, thanks to abelcine:
https://blog.abelcine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/CLogto709.zip

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Thanks!

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thanks Rob!

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Sascha,
could you please share you reverse-engineering recipes?:)
What’s the best way to do this?

Download a video – import to Resolve – and try to get a neutral look?

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thanks for the reply Juan!

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I’d like to see the masks like here: https://i.imgur.com/KVcK7.jpg

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