[Rick Van den berg]

thats what the website says too, but for some reason for me it’s command + y (new) / b (previous) / n (next). thanks anyway

[Rick Van den berg]

thank you very much! that was indeed exactly what i was looking for.

[Rick Van den berg]

it worked, thank you so much!

[Rick Van den berg]

thanks for all the replies.

the clips are playing nice and smooth in redcineX. also final cut pro x seems to handle them better, but not perfect. btw, a colleague is using a (theoretically slower) mac without a red rocket, and he doesnt have any problems! what the hell..

i tried to reinstall all the drivers and plugins (again), but still no change. Really don’t know what to do anymore

[Rick Van den berg]

Im sure the red importer plugin / rocket firmware are up to date and no other app is using it.
i did everything from an external hard disk via a firewire 800 cable.
i copied a single clip to my desktop just to try out the difference, but nothing noticeable happened. frustrating..

no chance it’s because of ati instead of nvidia? i know my gfx card is an issue @ davinci resolve.

[Rick Van den berg]

doesn’t help, actually that makes it even worse. when i press play i only hear the audio track and only when i stop it it updates the video. but thats only with red rocket activated, when i disable it, it works ”properly” again. but only choppy.. pretty weird

[Rick Van den berg]

thanks for the replies, i tried some things like changing the debayer settings, but its still slow. i guess i gotto get an Nvidia card then. i understand why this is, but its still kinda frustrating since applications like apple color and speedgrade all work just fine..

[Rick Van den berg]

i have an ATI Radeon HD 5770. i must say i didnt think about lowering the debayer quality. i will try that later today. thanks.

[Rick Van den berg]

hmm ok, that’s just a pity.. no plans from bmd to ”fix” this in the future? well thanks anyway.

BTW: im on snow leopard