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Sonic 67
June 28, 2016 at 8:15 pm in reply to: Davinci Resolve Studio 12.5 does not show Red Rocket in GPUs list under preferencesMy free version of 12.5 (just installed it today) shows both my video cards. But true, I am not sure if it will use both of them… One says “GUI Only).
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Sonic 67
March 22, 2015 at 11:44 am in reply to: GPU Error – Reason for error could not be determinedOr time to downgrade. Try one of the GTX4xx or GTX5xx series nVidia or, if you want to switch to AMD, HD5xxx or HD6xxx series.
Vegas can’t use properly anything newer than that with MainConcept encoders. -
Sonic 67
March 21, 2015 at 1:17 am in reply to: Rendering 4:2:2 settings and codec framerate questionEvery conversion you make is damaging the video quality. If you started with GoPro Hero 4 AVC 2704×1520, 4:2:0, 60Mbps 8-bit 50fps Progressive, why do you want to go 4:2:2 and 50i??? The missing color samples from 4:2:0 will not appear by magic and 50p has better overall resolution than 50i.
Also, youtube will re-convert everything again to their internal format:
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Sonic 67
March 17, 2015 at 10:54 pm in reply to: Will Radeon 6970 Improve Render Time vs. Radeon 7850[Mike Kerr] “I’m not spending $100+ to perform a test…”
Well… you could first sell your video card on eBay and make those $100.
Although, I wonder… you paid $600 for the editing software and you have no extra $100 for a video card? -
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[Stephen Mann] “There’s nothing in the GPU API that tells it how to do simple computing, like 1+1.”
You are horrible wrong. The present day GPU’s are actually full feature CPU’s, with massively parallel cores. They can be programmed in C++ like any CPU, do floating point calculations single or dual precision, used in heavy scientific work…
They are even the base of several of the top supercomputers (nVidia Tesla, AMD). -
Well, CPUZ doesn’t show utilization.
I use for that Windows’ “Resource Monitor” – it shows CPU, memory, HDD utilization and combined with GPU-Z can pinpoint to the system bottleneck. Type in the Search field: Resource Monitor -
You can use GPU-Z utility to monitor the GPU usage in real time.
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Sonic 67
March 7, 2015 at 7:35 pm in reply to: Why would someone choose Vegas over say the Adobe suite…?[John Rofrano] “You might want to test with my Vegas Pro 12.0 GPU Render Test Project.”
I was curious. “Render as” with MainConcept AVC 720P profile, because is the only one that finds my GPU. Sony AVC profile cannot even find this new GPU.With my 6 core Xeon X5650 it took 24 seconds.
With CUDA enabled (on GTX960) it took 10 seconds – however I know that h264 encoding part will not be accelerated by this card, only the effects. -
Sonic 67
March 7, 2015 at 2:31 pm in reply to: Why would someone choose Vegas over say the Adobe suite…?[Bob Peterson] “Why would someone choose their video editor based on GPU support?”
Because time on Earth is the only thing that you cannot buy, therefore is the most important asset we have?If you don’t care how you spend this time and like to look at a computer screen waiting for rendering bar to fill… more power to you!