[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi Joseph,

Thanks for that briefing. So, I went figured out the CUDA thing and downloaded the latest version of the driver from NVIDIA and Reslove seems to be working fine. However, even when I have no other activities ongoing on the computer, resolve shows me this message indicating that my GPU memory is full.

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi Bill,

Thanks for that amazing advise, it is really helpful. I had one concern though in terms of using graphs for editing. I use a horrible monitor which is very deceptive to the eye and hence whenever I color correct for videos, I completely rely on luma waveforms etc. For photo color correction, the only tool I have in aperture is the histogram and I don’t find it very useful for getting my images to really pop. Most times, my edits look good to me on my monitor, but when I see it in a better monitor, it looks very washed out and the contrast and highlight ranges look highly limited. My primary motive of moving to lightroom or photoshop is to get a better idea of what exactly is happening to my images with every move of the brush or every addition/subtraction of a contrast point. Do you think, I will be able to get such waveform indications on lightroom?

regards

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi, I am actually unsure of what CUDA driver is in the first place. Could you help me understand what this is and how to check which version i am running on currently ?

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi,

I am running the latest version of OS and I did check on the apple store again for the option of update, however they still do not show anything except buy. I tried clicking on the buy option as well just to see if they show an option for update later. They show a message saying that fcp x is already installed on you computer, please check with the software update for any updates available. When i try refreshing available updates for software, nothing comes up for fcp. 🙁

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi Shane,

Thanks for that feedback. I am actually making a very short independent video and have no budget at all. From what i have gathered so far, i might just have to individually go on to each clip and use the color corrector on them and try for a best match. Is there an easier and accurate way to go about this ?

Regards,
Tanmay

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the input. I ended up simply eliminating the vocals part and it worked for the better.

Regards,
Tanmay

[Tanmay Chowdhary]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the information.

I doubt I can approach the source for the instrumental track because they are mainstream and since I don’t intend to use the video for any commercial purposes, I decided to use their track.

I understand that a perfect match is something that i probably cannot achieve, however, do you know of any way within FCP that I could make the frequencies/db/volume of the edited audio file and the original audio file match?

Regards,
Tanmay Chowdhary