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Come on, i'm sure somebody has an i5 or i7 system with the right motherboard.
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Hello.
Can PD10 use intel's quicksync also for creating 3D Blurays?
If yes, how is the speed compared to CUDA?
And will be the quality the same or different?
I read somewhere, that quicksync in some programs is very fast, but
not so good quality. Is it true?
thx
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sorry, my english isn't very good, i dont understand what you say.
You say, do not use frameserver for work?
i use it many years ago.
thx
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Uhh, how can i create a 5 second AVI file, if it's virtual? ![]()
You cannot play back, just with the host applicatiopn running (Vegas)
with the real content.
I don't want to compress to mp4, mts, etc.
PD10 will compress again when creating 3DBD folders.
This is too much quality loss. Frameserver would be the perfect way.
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Hi
I try to import some part from Vegas timeline into PD10.
Rendered from Vegas with debugmode frameserver i get a virtual AVI file,
but i can playback it with Windows Mediaplayer or another video converter.
Only PD10 doesn't allow to import it.
Why? Can this be fixed in next version?
(yes, i know i can render it from Vegas to real file, but this gives another quality loss
with compresson, or a big-big harddrive if uncompressed, and too much time)
My only question, why PD10 don't support to import it?
thx
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Please fix all the 3D-BD creating problems, and I (and definetly many people) will buy the soft :![]()
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In a lossy digital world, i don't want to recompress twice, when i have free terabytes..
An update would be very good for supporting dual files input.
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Yes, now it's only work when you render to 3840x1080 SBS avi uncompressed or something like huff.
But a one hour footage in this format is around 1-2TB. Somebody has experience if PD10 can handle this? ![]()
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