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  • Hi Don, and others who may be reading this, the MXO2 Max editions accelerate H.264 encoding in the windows and the mac world.

    Meaning in the Adobe suite, when you go file – export – media you will have the regular H.264 options and the Matrox Max H.264 options.

    On the Mac, with compressor, look for the Matrox Max H.264 options and use them to speed up the encoding.

    As for video effects / transistions while editing, the following only applies in windows:

    – install both the driver and the Matrox effects package (they are on the same download site)
    – in your Adobe effects you will have Matrox effects being listed
    – in your Adobe transisitons, you will have Matrox wipes – select it, and go to custom, you will now be able to see the full listing of the various wipes available for use

    Regards

    MVTS

  • Vic Philippossian

    February 25, 2013 at 3:48 pm in reply to: PP CS6 on a MAC with Matrox MXO2LE loves to crash

    Hi Jeff,

    The following was done:

    – go to system preferences > Sound and deselect Matrox as core audio

    – in Premier Pro set resolution to Full in the Program Window

    – export the file using Matrox MPEG 2 I-frame codec instead native MPEG

    Thank you for your comments Michael! We appricate it.

    MVTS

  • Glad to hear Keith.

    If you have other inquiries, please feel free to use our user forums as well.

    Happy holidays.

    Regards

    MVTS

  • Hi Keith,

    My name is Vic, from Matrox support.

    For the Mac world, please confirm you have installed our 2.5 driver, and have your CS updates applied first.

    In premiere, when you build a new project, when ‘The New Sequence’ window opens on the Sequence Presets pane, under Available Presets, select the preset that matches the type of sequence that you want to create from the Matrox Presets folder.

    Now put some color bars on the timeline. Do you see them on our output monitor?

    If not, and lets say for example you are using HDMI out, go to system preferences, launch the Matrox icon, and go to the video out tab, set the HDMI output dropdown to 1080i, instead of main channel.

    Please keep us updated and let us know the type of cabling you are using, and if it is a direct connection.

    Best regards

    MVTS

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