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New betas for NEO HD/4K & PHD/P4K
This is a minor beta, it is the same release code as 4.0.5.214 with two additions:
1) CS4 importer fixed, removing the green flash that sometimes occurred in playback. 2) 64-bit VfW encoding support with used with the beta 64-bit codec (download separately from http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/cineform-...eta-vegas.html.) It is only a beta, as the installer has change signicantly, to do a better job of installing into Adobe paths. Please let us know if it is install is working better for you. P4K http://www.cineform.com/downloads/Pr...14b-090618.zip PHD http://www.cineform.com/downloads/Pr...14b-090618.zip N4K http://www.cineform.com/downloads/Ne...14b-090618.zip NHD http://www.cineform.com/downloads/Ne...14b-090618.zip
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Hmmm... Green flash not such a problem with the new version PHD4, but still have some clips (always the same ones) that intermittantly play solid green thru the entire clip: If I open PPro 4.1, place the CTI on the preceeding clip & hit "play", PPro will do a vey brief render and the misbehaving clip will play normally, otherwise it plays solid green.
I was hoping this sort of thing will cease when the CF RT playback becomes available.
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The installer works now on my systems.
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Robert,
If you haven't submitted a sample clip to support, it doesn't exist. :) Never heard of this one. Any that is repeatable is easier to fix. Upload you sample(s) to ftp://ftp.cineform.com/pub/incoming (use an explorer window, then drag in your sample into the window.)
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Again, sometimes it plays normally, but most often plays only a solid green frame with occasional flashes of proper image. A couple of other clips on the timeline do the same thing, but this one seems to misbehave most often. System: CS4.1/Vista 64 SP2
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The installer works with PPCS4, but not with PPCS3. (Both are on the same computer.) The CF clips are black. PPCS3 was working perfectly with build 213. First Light works without a hitch.
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Have you seen anything similar? Encoding the video M2T-->CFHD using MPEG_Streamclip results in a clean video, but a loss of meta-data, and using the original M2T instead of CFHD yields similarly clean video (but no First Light! :( ). I did drop a clip in the mail on DVD-DL Wednesday afternoon; hopefully, Jake will get that and be able to make something of it. I'm just glad to see I'm not the only one seeing the wrong kind of green... Unfortunately, the latest 214b beta build does not fix this conversion issue... Thanks, Matt |
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P.S. I just noticed the clip was pretty old, encoded with codec version 3.6.7, we are now on 5.1.0, so that encode error was fixed long ago. The green decode error popped up as we have been preparing the codec for 64-bit work. So your clip was very helpful.
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That particular clip was captured from HDV tape (Sony HDV) and converted by HDLink 3.x. It has been used previously in PHD3.x/CS3 project without any problem. I just now recopied the clip from the CS3 system to the CS4 machine- the new copy previews with the same green frame as the one I sent you. If I can find the original HDV file, I'll try reconverting it with the latest version of HDLink & see how it plays. Whatever is going on is not universal- I have 200-300 clips from the same HDV tapes, converted at the same time by the same version of HDLink (3.x). All but a couple are playing normally in CS4, and this particular one plays normally some of the time as well.
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Here are the same fixed for Neo Scene:
Neo Scene -- http://www.cineform.com/downloads/Ne...17b-090618.zip
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I have refreshed the 64-bit component, fixed some encoding issues.
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