Rohit Gupta
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Make sure Safari doesn’t uncompress/rename the file for you when it finishes downloading.
i think resolve expects it to be in the compressed format before if will let you import the project.
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It’s already fixed in v8
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Timecode should be calculated at 30. 60 is for 720P/60.
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Add all the files to the master session, and then render in source mode to DPX. You can choose to render to another resolution if you like. (Just change the Timeline resolution on the config page)
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Have you installed latest NVIDIA driver for OSX 10.6.7?
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Copying of the “data” directory is generally not a recommended way to moving over postgres databases. The only recommended way is to dump, and restore the database. Or alternatively, if you export individual projects, you can import them into a new database.
Of course in your case, since the older installation of postgres is no longer running, it is not possible to dump out the database, or export individual projects.
I suspect you are running into file permission issues, or something like that, but I can’t be sure.
Here’s a couple of threads I found:
https://fossplanet.com/f15/%5Bgeneral%5D-moving-postgresql-data-another-computer-35801/
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/interactive/backup-file.htmlusing google keywords – “postgres moving data directory”
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This is not possible currently.
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For all other bayer formats other than Red, we offer a GPU accelerated debayering. ARRI, SI-2K, Phantom, CinemaDNG, etc.
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The database backup is definitely scriptable. You can look for postgres documentation for the pg_dump command.
Also – it’s always a good idea to use multiple databases. You don’t have to store all the projects in one single database. You can choose to divide it by project/month, etc.
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It sounds like a bug to me if it is only happening with PR4444 files. The PR4444 files are 16-bit so different from other prores formats.