When does the HDStorms acceleration chip come into play? I am trying to get a real handle on the differences between the Spark and the HD Storm. Also will the HDStorm and Spark work with Edius 4.6 or just 5.0?
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Originally posted by rando View PostWhen does the HDStorms acceleration chip come into play? I am trying to get a real handle on the differences between the Spark and the HD Storm. Also will the HDStorm and Spark work with Edius 4.6 or just 5.0?
The only acceleration I could see, if you want to consider it acceleration, is the HQ capture and output 'optimization.' I believe the Spark is the HDMI output only card. These are to be used with Edius 5.x.Jerry
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Originally posted by rando View PostWhen does the HDStorms acceleration chip come into play? I am trying to get a real handle on the differences between the Spark and the HD Storm. Also will the HDStorm and Spark work with Edius 4.6 or just 5.0?
HDSTORM: HDMI In and Out
HDSPARK: HDMI Out only
HDSTORM: CanopusHQ codec in hardware which allows for capturing without stressing the CPU
HDSPARK: no hardware codec
HDSTORM plus: gives you analog (composite, y/c, (hd)-yuv) in- and outputs
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Originally posted by Zorro View PostNO acceleration with both cards.
HDSTORM: HDMI In and Out
HDSPARK: HDMI Out only
HDSTORM: CanopusHQ codec in hardware which allows for capturing without stressing the CPU
HDSPARK: no hardware codec
HDSTORM plus: gives you analog (composite, y/c, (hd)-yuv) in- and outputs
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Originally posted by GrassValley_KH View PostJust to add, HDSTORM will also let you render out Canopus HQ files much faster than just pure software encoding alone.
I am assuming the SPARK displays just the Preview window since a lot of the present video cards have HDMI output too.
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Originally posted by GrassValley_KH View PostJust to add, HDSTORM will also let you render out Canopus HQ files much faster than just pure software encoding alone.Edius 6.5 on Lenovo W520 laptop: Intel Core i7-2720QM @2.2 GHz, Nvidia graphics card, 8GB RAM, Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Canon Vixia HF-G10, three Sony HDV video cameras and one Canon 7D.
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Faster than real-time, when exporting the timeline, because it requires no input feed for transcoding (ie. HDMI input).
HDSPARK provides a potentially easier means of configuring a system for output, as opposed to a video card with HDMI output - you have a specialised output preset, so no mucking about with Overlay/theatre settings with your graphics card (that probably won't work in Vista anyway), and the output is YUV.
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