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Helge, did you see the video presentation of Resolve 8 on their website? It covers the XML workflow briefly, but enough to understand that this is what we’ve been waiting for.
It also shows a sequence with three tracks, and one clip with a wipe being transferred from FCP to Resolve via XML.
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You have some very interesting questions. Let’s cross our fingers Resolve is able to stand on its own feet.
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I just logged on to their website. First of all – well done on the design.
Second: WOW! DaVinci keeps growing.
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I don’t think PCI express will be obsolete until the new standard has taken over entirely. You can’t easily add a PCI card with TB. You will need a special chip in the computer to handle TB.
If I’m mistaken, I blame Engadget for my faulty wisdom.
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Is there a reason to boot SL in 32-bit at all? If you need 32-bit, you can force applications to run in 32-bit by ticking the box next to “32-bit” when you view information about the app.
You can run Resolve without a Decklink card. But you cannot monitor to a video monitor without one.
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Warren
Any codec in the Prores family, XDCAM HD and DVCProHD seems to work fine here.
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I’m doing the same thing. If I get a FCP project file I make sure to create an offline with sound, and ‘extract audio’ in Resolve from that offline. I do the same thing if I get only a big QT file too.
I believe I read somewhere that Resolve won’t play more than stereo. But if it could to 5.1 it would be super awesome.
I’ve recorded a few grading sessions and play-outs on my other Mac Pro with Media Express. There’s clearly 8 channels through SDI.
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Only times I have crashes is when media files are corrupt, or when the Autosave kicks in just as I hit CMD+Q to quit. That makes Resolve freeze and the nice spinning ball (totally on LSD of course) shows up.
I let it run over night once to see if it could fix itself, but it kept spinning when I got back to work the day after. Only solution for that is to force it to die. -
Afaik, debayering has nothing to do with the GPU. That’s handled on the CPU – thus – you won’t get better debayering performance with more GPUs.
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Oh boy.. If I only had the cash right now. 🙂