New Windows Betas for Neo3D, Neo and NeoScene

[David Newman]

As will are still working all the branding and naming changes, he is an interim build that has many fixes and enhancements.

Build 5.5.0.317
Added: better support for 3D preformatted into a 2D frame (many consumer 3D cameras.)
Enhanced: Switched to I-frame only encoding within AE.
Enhanced: Visual Reaseach Phanton .cine file support in VR2CF tool.
Enhanced: Parallax 3D filter in CS5 for sub-pixel horiztonal corrections (for Fast 3D and export to
CineForm 3D exports only currently.)
Fixed: Pixel aspect ratio bug in stereo encodes.
Fixed: FirstLight window will large white border.
Fixed: many minor fixes.

Neo3D http://cineform.com/downloads/Neo3Dv550b317-110422.zip
Neo http://cineform.com/downloads/Neov550b317-110422.zip
NeoScene http://cineform.com/downloads/NeoSce...317-110422.zip

Note: Neo is basically Neo4K features, but runs on a NeoHD license. Neo4K users contact support to get your new license key.

[David Newman]

300+ reads and no comments. I guess that build was pretty good, so here is the next:

Neo3D http://cineform.com/downloads/Neo3Dv550b318-110426.zip
Neo http://cineform.com/downloads/NeoV550b318-110426.zip
NeoScene http://cineform.com/downloads/NeoSce...318-110426.zip

Some decoder fixes, and some chroma upsampling fixes, in addition to the changes listed above.

[Jan Tervo]

Originally Posted by David Newman

Note: Neo is basically Neo4K features, but runs on a NeoHD license. Neo4K users contact support to get your new license key.

So do we Neo4K customers get license to Neo 3D or what?

Kind regards,
Jan

[Charles W. Hull]

Originally Posted by David Newman

300+ reads and no comments. I guess that build was pretty good, so here is the next:

Nope. Had to wait for the 4K license key, and then busy on a busines trip. I'll take a look on a couple of days. Similar question as the prior poster, what is the path to upgrade to 3D?

[Axel Mertes]

You can upgrade you Neo4K for 250 US$ to 3D in the shop.

Regards,
Axel

[Justin Lovell]

Changed my .look and it didn't apply.
swapped between multiple looks, but look was not changing.

Changed debayer to detail 3
changed view to full resolution
VIOLA - look is applied.
switched back and forth from automatic and full resolution and look stayed applied - good.

don't know why it was being quirky.

#2:
ADD an about button so I can easily find the BUILD version of first light. Or keep it in the GUI somewhere on screen... to figure it out i quite the software and reopen it and try to read it and memorize it during the speedy boot up.
(i know it can be found by right clicking on the symbol on the taskbar- but that right click on win 7 is delayed sometimes and quirky).. this detail should be available in the application itself.

[Jan Tervo]

David Newman wrote "Note: Neo is basically Neo4K features, but runs on a NeoHD license. Neo4K users contact support to get your new license key."

I wrote earlier: "So do we Neo4K customers get license to Neo 3D or what?"


I would like to get some extra seats for compensation.

[Menno van Dijk]

Originally Posted by jan tervo

david newman wrote "note: Neo is basically neo4k features, but runs on a neohd license. Neo4k users contact support to get your new license key."

i wrote earlier: "so do we neo4k customers get license to neo 3d or what?" .

That wouldn't be fair to the 3D customers

Originally Posted by jan tervo

i would like to get some extra seats for compensation.

+1
.

[Charles W. Hull]

Build 318 fixed a longstanding FirstLight display problem I've had with one of my systems - the video would not fill out the available display space. I know some others have had this issue. It has just been a minor irritation but I'm glad it's fixed.