I am showing you a short video with 32 bit project settings 4K multicam editing in VP15 new build. No problem, sailing as smooth as its get.
@BruceUSA, that's very impressive! Do you, by any chance, have Neat Video noise reduction? If so, I am very curious to know how much the noise reduction FX would slow down your timeline performance. Thanks in advance.
@BruceUSA would you be so kind and test it again with 4 different video events? Right now you use the same clip 4 times? That would mean the clip is only read once from the disk.
Oldsmoke.
I don't have 4 cameras with 4K capable to test. I do have 2 4K camera and 1080P from 5D3 to test out 3 tracks?
It can be clips from the same camera, just 4 different clips would do.
It can be clips from the same camera, just 4 different clips would do.
Oldsmoke. OK. I will be out with my family and will film some random shot. I will do as you suggested. :)
Shinra. My video card is not supported on Neat Video. When I did a optimized under advance tap. Its is best combination is use 15 cores CPU only. on 8 bit project settings, 4K footage with Best/half TL play back is very good (smooth play back but not full framerate) When I switched to BEST/FULL it is not smooth but it is still perform better then my other system 6 cores @4.5ghz with R9 290X GPU Accelerated) My system cpu run full throttle 94% cpu usage when denoise with neat video.
OK here we go!! The footage is native GH5 10 bit 4K 400mbps. My system can handle 2 tracks in multicam editing with 32 bit project settings and FXs applied. Play back TL performance is good, best/full frame rate.
But when I start to add 2 more tracks into the TL. My system come to a slow crawl. Does not matter if I set it in 8 bit project setting and or preview in half/good. I also tried 3 tracks multicam editing, its still to much for my system to handle.
Running 3 tracks multicam with native footage is just to much to handle. Perhaps, a transcode prores will definately be better in this case.
OK here we go!! The footage is native GH5 10 bit 4K 400mbps. My system can handle 2 tracks in multicam editing with 32 bit project settings and FXs applied. Play back TL performance is good, best/full frame rate.
But when I start to add 2 more tracks into the TL. My system come to a slow crawl. Does not matter if I set it in 8 bit project setting and or preview in half/good. I also tried 3 tracks multicam editing, its still to much for my system to handle.
Running 3 tracks multicam with native footage is just to much to handle. Perhaps, a transcode prores will definately be better in this case.
Thanks for sharing. I am currently on the road and only back in a few days. I haven’t had sufficient time before I left to test VP15 with 4K multicam but I am certain that XAVC-S will also be problematic with more than 2 tracks. Mabu XAVC-I does better? I will do some testing when I am back.
@BruceUSA, thank you for answering my question. Much appreciated. I was a bit surprised, tho', to hear that VEGA Frontier is not well supported on Neat Video ("NV"). NV is such a wonderful tool but is very system-resources hungry. I was hoping that such a powerful GPU as VEGA Frontier would better handle NV.