Peter Chamberlain
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We have not tested one yet.
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1.5GB ram will be too small for v10 performance and high res files. Consider the 4 GB 680 or Titan
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Push and hold the centre mouse button.
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Set to video or data levels is now in the Output section, 7th item from the top of the page.
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The config guide provides the details of the GPUs you can use.
You need two rockets for epic 5k realtime.
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If you select the “to” shot thumbnail, then centre click on the ‘from’ shot thumbnail the grade is copied.
Would you like this to apply to multiple ‘selected but not grouped’ shots?
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V10 offers temporal processing and OpenFx plugins and both are GPU ram intensive. We demoed at NAB iMacs with 2GB ram so that works for HD material but at some stage you will use all your GPU memory so if you can affords more, go for 4GB GPU ram.
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More GPU ram is better. The new config guide will suggest to get 4GB GPUs when u can. 2GB is ok.
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Copy all the files with the same file and folder structure to the raid that you have on Resolve. The files will then appear in the Resolve library so I can add to the media pool.
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Pick a format that does not spread the compression over a large number of frames, like H.264 does.
Try ProRes or DNxHD. If your disk is fast enough, dpx.
Peter