aha, that explains a lot!4K 60 is only available in h265
Thanks to everyone, maybe I didn't spend $1300 for nothing after all : )
aha, that explains a lot!4K 60 is only available in h265
Hi Randy. I’m just hearing from you now the LumaFusion is available for Windows, and since I have no knowledge of that version, I can’t say for sure if it supports multiple tracks, but I can say that I think it would. The iOS version does, both video and audio, and I would doubt they would offer other versions that do not.It looks like LumaFusion is now offered for Windows now.
I just briefly looked at this, does it do more than 1 track?
Thank you, I will be trying it out if I find it is Vegas's fault but it's looking more and more like a coding problem judging by what I've read in Vegas forums...thanks again!Hi Randy. I’m just hearing from you now the LumaFusion is available for Windows, and since I have no knowledge of that version, I can’t say for sure if it supports multiple tracks, but I can say that I think it would. The iOS version does, both video and audio, and I would doubt they would offer other versions that do not.
Do you use an external monitor with DaVinci...if so which card are you using? I messed with DaVinci a while back but I could see there was going to be a big learning curve for this old dog and the fact one needs a BlackMagic card to us an external mon with it I forgot about it.Windows stuff - I am using 4K 60 fps H265 commonly and for postprocessing using DaVinci Resolve and AE. Working with AE hurts because of its prehistoric CPU concept engine and everything takes ages, but for some features it is still usable. Working with DaVinci with full GPU usage is realtime or very quick for post and delivering outputs. Adobe should quickly wake up and rework their product otherwise ends in past.
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, Nvidia RTX 2080
Yes, DaVinci is little bit different than other soft, but after some YT education it is possible to work with is well and get to used it. The speed and response of it during work with the video stuff is so big advantage that it beats an uncomfort of not knowledge that at the begining.Do you use an external monitor with DaVinci...if so which card are you using? I messed with DaVinci a while back but I could see there was going to be a big learning curve for this old dog and the fact one needs a BlackMagic card to us an external mon with it I forgot about it.
It seemed to do very well with 4K but I wonder if it would play smoothly on an external mon with this.
very interesting...I did try it a few weeks ago and was impressed with playback results but it didn't recognize my 50" TV I use for an external monitor...what GPU do you use and did it just pop up as an option?Yes, DaVinci is little bit different than other soft, but after some YT education it is possible to work with is well and get to used it. The speed and response of it during work with the video stuff is so big advantage that it beats an uncomfort of not knowledge that at the begining.
Yes, I running that on two monitors smoothly with no problem.
It is free so just try it if it fits to your needs and hardware.
GPU - I am using Nvidia RTX 2080 and two monitors - NEC 30inch and FUJITSU 24 inch with the following setting in DaVinci.very interesting...I did try it a few weeks ago and was impressed with playback results but it didn't recognize my 50" TV I use for an external monitor...what GPU do you use and did it just pop up as an option?
Your link goes to Filmora, which is not the same as LumaFusion. I have LumaFusion and it’s an awesome video editing platform but is only available (to my knowledge) on mobile, ie smartphone and tablet.It looks like LumaFusion is now offered for Windows now.
I just briefly looked at this, does it do more than 1 track?
Oh, I think I just googled LumaFusion for Windows 10 and got that...good eye.Your link goes to Filmora, which is not the same as LumaFusion. I have LumaFusion and it’s an awesome video editing platform but is only available (to my knowledge) on mobile, ie smartphone and tablet.
That surprises me, Vegas Pro 17 was giving me and others all kinds of issues (even in 1080) and I couldn't get support amywhere...glad it works for you thoI'm running Vegas 17 and editing 4k60 ok without too much trouble. I do have to drop the resolution back in the preview window for smooth playback.
Running a Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming Laptop
Ryzen 7 4800H, 16GB ram and NVIDIA GTX 1660Ti 6GB
The newer iPhones and iPads edit 4K60 just fine through the iMovie app! I know it's not considered "professional" level, but it works for most situations.I'm using Vegas Pro 18 and even with a newly built relatively fast PC it just crashes every few minutes.
It works fine with 4K/30fps but just wondering if anone has no issues editing 60fps and if so what do you use for post?
Thanks,
Randy