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SD and real time effects preview.
Support for preview of the native Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 effects & transitions software engine.
Note, performance of RT playback of effects will be dependant on how many layers are processed and the number of
effects applied. When exporting all effects will be rendered to 10 bit YUV V210 pixel format before exporting to tape.
Multiple file format real time playback.
Uncompressed and compressed clip and sequential file formats that are imported into the Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 timeline
are previewed and monitored in real time via SDI.
SD DV offline.
With in Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 you can capture to SD DV AVI file format via SD SDI.
SD DV AVI file format is 1/10th the size of SD 10 bit YUV uncompressed files, reducing storage capacity
Using SD DV is a great feature for offline editing and generating an edit decision list for SD and HD uncompressed offline
editing.
SD DV offline AVI is an industry standard file format, providing DV editors with a migration option to uncompressed SDI I/O.
System Requirements.
Minimum Recommended
CPU
P4 3.0 Ghz Intel Dual Xenon 2.4 Ghz, AMD Opteron 242+
Operating System
Windows XP SP2, QuickTime 6.5.2, Direct X
9.0C
Windows XP SP2, QuickTime 6.5.2, Direct X
9.0C
RAM
1GB 2GB
Chipset
925X, AMD 7505/7525 or AMD
Graphics
AGP /PCI express AGP /PCI express
System Drive
SATA/PATA SATA/PATA
Controller Device
SCSI SCSI/FC
Video Storage
External SCSI to SATA External SCSI to SCSI/SATA, FC to SATA
Real Time Playback in Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0
Bluefish444 has introduced real-time effects and multi file format playback within the Adobe Premiere Pro editing solution.
Performance of RT Effects playback in Adobe Premiere Pro is scalable and increases as the system performance
increases. The amount of data streams is based on the performance of the system CPU and the disk storages ability to
access multiple streams of video and audio clips simultaneously to sustain real-time playback .
Factors slowing the performance of RT;
• Not using Bluefish444 v210 QuickTime files
• Compressed files that are traditionally complex to decode
• Multiple sequential files that are on a heavily fragmented disk array
• Using an unsupported storage solution or configuration
• Too many streams called for playback
• The type of effect used
Bluefish444 uses the QuickTime 10 bit YUV v210 pixel format in our Adobe Premiere Pro editing mode