Stewart Mayer
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I’m pretty sure it is a premier pro issue, i’ve got two xeon nocona processors in my system with hyperthreading so It looks like 4 processors, and even when rendering heavy effects in premiere I rarely get above 25% cpu load. I’m not sure if it is because of multithreading, multiple processors, or perhaps the windows CPU monitor doesn’t calculate load correctly, but this is normal. I have no idea if it is a true measure of performance or not.
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Thanks for all the info guys. I’m going to try the card, i’ll post if there are any problems.
stewart
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I don’t know if it can be done in real time. I’ve been removing pulldown in after effects. Interpret the captured shot to identify the pulldown, then do a timestretch of 80% and you’ll output at 29.97 video with all the dummy frames removed. Then import that clip into the editor and interperet it to play back at 24. It is a real pain but works.
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Is there a “best” way to convert 720p to 1080i in windows. The obvious way would be to scale up the 720p within a 1080i project, but is there a best way to do this?
stewart
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Great. I guess I should have read the fine print. Several months ago when I bought the card the decklink website listed the only difference between the Decklink HD Pro single and dual link cards as the ability to do dual link.
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I don’t know when they will release it, but you might email support@supermicro.com and ask them to send the beta to you. I bet they would do it.
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I had the same problem with 1.2c bios. Supermicro tech support is working on it, just today they sent me a beta bios for the x6dae-g2 that fixes the problem. I’m sure they will have a new release version soon so keep your eyes on their website.
On my system when I first set it up I dropped frames quite a bit, but solved it by turning all the memory error checking options in the bios off, this almost doubled the memory benchmark test and it is much more stable now.
stewart
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Great way to get around the limitations. I’m going to try it.
Thanks!
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I’ve got the same problem with after effects. It doesn’t happen a lot, but it still freezes the system occasionally. I have the ram ECC error correction turned off (you do this in the BIOS of your motherboard) so that isn’t the culprit. However, I did have playback problems from Premiere with the ECC turned on, so I’d still recomend turning it off.
My system is a dual 3ghz Xeon Nocona (the new chips with 800mhz bus and EMT64 extensions) on a Supermicro motherboard and 2gigs ram. I wonder if doubling the ram to 4gigs would fix the problem.
stew
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You might wait a month and get a new dual core processor and motherboard(intel and amd just released them, the amd is faster but i don’t know if blackmagic approves of AMD chips), it will be faster and cheaper, or at least the same price.