Now that the previous beta (5.1.3) is now formally released, here is some new releases to try out.

Added: Decode 422 to 444 filter control to the status viewer (removed from VFW control panel.)
Added: Decode speed option in the status viewer (more convenient access than in the Tools folder.)
Fixed: Invert option in FirstLight.
Fixed: CS5 handling CineForm MOVs greater than 4GB.

Neo3D http://cineform.com/downloads/Neo3Dv514b273-100917.zip
Neo4K http://cineform.com/downloads/Neo4Kv514b273-100917.zip
NeoHD http://cineform.com/downloads/NeoHDv514b273-100917.zip
NeoScene http://cineform.com/downloads/NeoSceneV514b273-100917.zip

Please report any new issue to support, and we will turn the fix around quickly.

New Build seems great!

Thanks so much for fixing the negative flip function!!

Another great reason why you guys rock... customer support .. second to none.


Was grading with the wave panel and went to lower my gamma, and all of a sudden the panel stopped responding. Image sliders seemed to work fine in FL. Then I Minimized the application, then maximized it and the image turned to a solid grey screen. Waited it out, tried changing open GL settings, but could not get image to reappear until i rebooted to software. (similar issue I had before).

Thoughts?

Is it possible to change the defaults of Neo 4K encoding in AE CS5 render (Windows 7)? The default quality is Low HD so have to change it every time to something else.

There are no quality defaults, that parameter is sticky, you change it and will be the same next time (is here in my tests.) The parameter is written to the registry here
HKCU\Software\CineForm\VfW\EncoderQuality

HD link glitch?
Tried to convert a prores 4444 file from a External Mac formatted HDD via f/w 800 to cineform.
It would tell me the file was currently in use.

If I copied the file to my internal drive, I was able to convert it to cform, unfortunatly adding time- waiting for files to be copied over to my internal drive.

you change it and will be the same next time (is here in my tests.) The parameter is written to the registry here HKCU\Software\CineForm\VfW\EncoderQuality

Ok, this does not work out in my machine. Perhaps an Adobe issue. What is HKCU? Don't get any grip to what you point to.

HKCU is the common abbreviation for HKEY_CURRENT_USER -- second item listed in Regedit.