William Edwards
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Thank you Shane!
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Thanks Dwaine!
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Okay, well I did more digging on my own, and for the community I’ll post my results. I had cuda version 310, but reinstalled version 301.42, the recommended version, and now it is able to run at RT.
However, it takes a second for the playback to speed up to RT. I wonder if I need the Decklink Extreme or the Ultrastudio instead of the Decklink SDI for this?
PS Thanks Dwaine for the cuda version recommendation.
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Ah-ha! It’s under View. I read somewhere that it was a right-click button on the home menu, not in View. Also couldn’t find it in the manual. Cool, works now, thanks Dwaine.
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Hello,
Check the configuration guide on the Blackmagic Support page. It will tell you different configurations that are certified to work with Resolve. You can’t run video color correction in real time without a second graphics card that is dedicated to the GPU. Yes, you do need an NVIDIA card to Denoise; again, all of this is in the config/manual.
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Cool, thanks man!
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Thank you Stig.
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Yes, thank you. In the end, there is no easy answer; or maybe it is just that easy!
Not sure what I should do now in my particular situation, but I’ll figure it out.
That harris machine, you just ‘feed’ the video through it?
Thanks again all for your time. I may have more questions tomorrow, but this is enough to go on right now.
Except Stig said there was a way to import footage into NLE as RGB, but can you do that in Final Cut?
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Thank you for this reply Robbie. (and everyone else, much appreciated)
The warning I was told was Yellow. I monitored as you described, and output at Normally scaled legal video. I can’t say for sure how they imported into FCP. I understand the need to put it through a legalizer. I think there are offshoots, as you described. Alot of the footage is bright and contrasty. Because I can’t put this through a legalizer, should I go with the option of putting a soft clip LUT on the output?
PS It’s my understanding that there are always going to be little bits of data that are offshoots from doing color if the picture is bright and contrasty, is this true?
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Thanks for clearing this up with Avid. I never saw this kind of import option for Final Cut; is there one? (I’m talking FCP 7, it’s what people are using for this project) (Is there something new in the newer FCP versions?)