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Posted by TonyP on 09/27/44 11:39
Nappy wrote:
> "TonyP" <arpierre@hooptonline.net> wrote in message
> news:8TfAf.3307$e9.1017@fe12.lga...
>> CPU/GPU RTFX:
>> * NOTE: GPU Based effects require the use of a certified graphics
>>card and driver.
> See.. this is a no go in my book.
Yeah.. I can see you now trying to do this with non-dx 9 compliant
hardware. Sure. Or, doing your HD stuff with PII systems. There are
requirements for evertything. This is just one of them for this
particular product. You do by software and hardware that will work with
each other, don't you? Or, arey you still using an 8088 for this type of
work.
>>There you have it. GPU based effects. The GPU is used for RENDERING
>>these effects.
> right.. some of the cheezier fx and realtime stuff ... they use the GPU. So
> what?
As if you know the fx's that are rendered. Coming from someone that has
not even used the product, nor know the specifications of it, you
certainly are trying to sound like an expert. Sorry, it isn't working.
You are showing your ignorance. Using the GPU in addition to CPU is
utilizing your hardware. Programs do do that. Use the hardware in that
*box* you call a computer. If this the best you can come up with, you
might as well remain silent.
>>> I think you are missing the fact that for most projects anymore there is>
>>>practically no rendering. Hence no need for background rendering. If you are
>>>doing a DV show with cuts and some transitions on PPro for example you won't
>>>be waiting for rendering. I use a render farm for Combustion, AE and
>>>3DSMax.. never needed background rendering on our NLE. On the AVID DS, when
>>>I worked on it, we turned off the background rendering to speed up the
>>>interface.
>>Really. You are trying to tell me that you can do multi layered video
>>work and NO rendering?
> Read the fucking paragraph again stupid.
I certainly did. A few inconsistancies in it. First you say
"practically" no rendering. Now, you say you do render to a "farm".
Which is it? Either you render or you don't. With Liquid, to do those
"simple" (cuts, some cheezy fx) things you listed would not even be a
bother. Anyone that has used Liquid will know that you can keep on
working while it renders. You won't need that "farm". It does it WHILE
you continue to work and edit in the background. BUT... again, you have
never ever used the product nor know anything about it.
So, "stupid", when you ACTUALLY use it, then you can come back here with
a valid *opinion* on it's operation. Until then, I suggest you learn a
little more about it before putting your foot in your mouth again.
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