Tim Tyler
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There’s always nVidia’s System Monitor too.
Info: https://www.nvidia.com/object/system_monitor.html
Download: https://www.nvidia.com/object/nvidia-system-tools-6.08-driver.html
Tim
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When I paste a clip into the end of a timeline the current-time indicator automatically moves to the end of the clip / then end of the timeline.
Clicking the spacebar then moves the current-time indicator to the beginning of the timeline and starts playing. This occurs whether Looping in the Project Monitor is ON or OFF.
If I position the current-time indicator near or at the end of the last clip in a sequence and click the spacebar, the current-time indicator will stop at the end of the sequence if Looping is turned OFF.
So pasting a clip to the end of a sequence somehow temporarily ignores the Looping switch.
Tim
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Is there a solution for this yet?
Tim
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Have you tried introducing a simple ethernet switch into your network?
Tim
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I had the same question a few weeks ago, and here’s where we left it…
Resolve will complain if you use the same GPU for your displays and Resolve, and it will complain if it doesn’t find a GPU it can use. So assuming you have your displays connected to your GTX460, if Resolve doesn’t complain, it’s using your GTX560.
You should also see a “1 GPU” confirmation on the Resolve “About” screen.
Tim
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Intensity Pro does in fact work, however it prevents me from getting more than 22fps. If I disable the card I can get 60fps.
I am replacing the Intensity with a UltraStudio SDI which is now supported re: the new Windows config guide.
Tim
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Great news that the UltraStudio SDI is now supported! I was just about to order the Decklink Extreme but this suits me better and is 40% of the price 🙂
Tim
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Thank you!
How does BMD decide which codecs they will work towards supporting?
Tim
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That sounds feasible.
Anybody happy with DeckLink Studio and Resolve? I’d love to not have to upgrade all the way to the Extreme 3D.
Tim
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I must admit I was happily surprised to discover that Resolve recognized the Intensity and would route video through it both to my YPbPr and HDMI monitors simultaneously.
There are no problems attaining full frame rates through the Intensity in Premiere, so I wonder if I can expect to find a solution with Resolve or if a BMD card upgrade is in order.