FIRECODEBLU VS nVidia Quadro K2000

zannettos · 08-26-2014, 08:28 AM

hello my friends
think up to remove FIRECODER BLU
I bought the card nVidia Quadro K2000 2GB DDR5

what effect will have time
when writing BD?
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!

John Lewis · 08-26-2014, 09:45 AM

You can still do BD using the mpeg option but the Other optopn is much slower as you will no longer have hardware support.
You will need a motherboard with quicksync to gey your speed for H264 back

NakedEye · 08-26-2014, 02:01 PM

If you plan on using TMPEG VMW5 for encoding then the CUDA engine on your graphics card should be available to you however the quality will be much poorer than Firecoder Blu or Intel Quick-sync. The only way to get BD compliant AVC streams out of Edius with hardware support is either via Intel Quick-sync or via the TMPEG AVC plug-in, the plug-in will give you access to your Firecoder directly from Edius 7 timeline and should give you access to CUDA but I have not tested this option. Your new graphics card on it's own will be of no use for BD encodes directly from Edius as Edius does not support CUDA.

Best
Dave

zannettos · 08-27-2014, 09:19 AM

thanks my friends

zannettos · 08-27-2014, 11:59 AM

Edius7.03 does support CUDA?

Jerry · 08-27-2014, 02:29 PM

It is used for GPU effects.

Thor · 08-27-2014, 05:37 PM

Please move or copy this post to FCB section. It is good reference information!

zannettos · 08-27-2014, 06:23 PM

I write BD directly from the EDIUS
with card FIRECODER BLU...
I do not use TMPEG VMW5 for encoding.
and would like to know
when you remove FIRECODER BLU
to EDIUS 7.03 How long will write BD
I will do a test and see.....

John Lewis · 08-27-2014, 06:25 PM

How long is the timeline
as a guess a 2hr BDr using AVC could take up to 7 hours longer
Using the Mpeg option pretty close but near 2hrs plus 20 minutes for the burning
I am not aware of any formula
Obviously many things can affect the total time taken

When support for FCB was stopped i really missed it and not till updating my PC did i return to normal burning speeds

NakedEye · 08-27-2014, 11:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zannettos

Edius7.03 does support CUDA?

Edius 7x only uses GPU for its internal GPU FX and this can be Nvidia or AMD nothing else in the Edius ecosystem will use GPU resources for any kind of acceleration. If you want to keep your FCB with Edius 7x then the TMPEG AVC plug-in is the only way and it will also give you access to more export options via the FCB than Grass Valley ever did, you will also have access to x264 direct from Edius 7x and possibly even the CUDA on your GPU so much more flexibility for all types of AVC coding.

If you move to a Z97 based PC system then you will get access to Intel Quick-sync which will also give you accelerated AVC encoding.

Best
Dave

08-26-2014, 08:28 AM	#1
zannettos Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Rhodes Greece Posts: 79	FIRECODEBLU VS nVidia Quadro K2000 hello my friends think up to remove FIRECODER BLU I bought the card nVidia Quadro K2000 2GB DDR5 what effect will have time when writing BD? THANKS!!!!!!!!!!! __________________ SUPERMICRO 7046T-NTR+ CPU DUAL XEON X5680 3.33 GHZ nVidia Quadro K2000D 2GB DDR5 32GB OF RAM WINDOWS 7 x64 ULTIMATE 8TB SEGATE RAID 1 & 8 ΤΒ WN STUDIO II MY BOOK RAID 1 & 8TB e-sata RAID1 CANOPUS SP FOR HDV FIRECODER-BLU EDIUS 5.5 EDIUS 6.08 EDIUS7.03 ADORAGE IMAGINATE 2 BD LG PROCODER 3 CANOPUS STUDIO CONTROL BOX PANASONIC AG HPX301 P2 AVC INTRA100 AJ-PCD20 P2 DRIVER PANASONIC VIDEO AJ-D250 DVCPRO CAMCORDER AJ-700E DVCPRO AG-HPX250Ε

08-26-2014, 09:45 AM	#2
John Lewis Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Isle of Anglesey, North Wales UK Posts: 2,949	You can still do BD using the mpeg option but the Other optopn is much slower as you will no longer have hardware support. You will need a motherboard with quicksync to gey your speed for H264 back __________________ System Asus WS Z390 Pro MB, CPU i9 9900K, 32gb 3000mhz Ram, EVGA GTX1070TI, BM IP4K Win 10 Plugins Vistitle 2.8, TP6, NB TFX5 Monitors Samsung 32inch tv as main 1 LG M2350D,1 D2343 1 DM2350D as output to (3D) IP4K, PXW X70 Last edited by John Lewis; 08-27-2014 at 05:45 PM.

08-26-2014, 02:01 PM	#3
NakedEye Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: New Zealand Posts: 1,571	If you plan on using TMPEG VMW5 for encoding then the CUDA engine on your graphics card should be available to you however the quality will be much poorer than Firecoder Blu or Intel Quick-sync. The only way to get BD compliant AVC streams out of Edius with hardware support is either via Intel Quick-sync or via the TMPEG AVC plug-in, the plug-in will give you access to your Firecoder directly from Edius 7 timeline and should give you access to CUDA but I have not tested this option. Your new graphics card on it's own will be of no use for BD encodes directly from Edius as Edius does not support CUDA. Best Dave __________________ Main Editor - Edius 8.53 AdobeCC Mini Monitor 4K Intel X99P SLI Intel Core i7 6800K CPU Gigabyte GTX980 SanDisk Ultra Video SSD 1XINTEL System SSD 16GB Kingston DDR4 2400 RAM VisTitle 2.8 Onboard Sound 10GBE LAN WIN10Pro 64bit Encoding - Gigabyte Z97X Gaming GT Intel 4790K CPU Gigabyte GTX550Ti Gigabyte GTX980 Western Digital HDD's LG Blu-ray drive, 16GB Kingston DDR3 1600 RAM BMD Mini Monitor 4K Edius 8.53 Creative Cloud Win 10 64bit Pro www.nakedeyedv.com

08-27-2014, 09:19 AM	#4
zannettos Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Rhodes Greece Posts: 79	thanks my friends __________________ SUPERMICRO 7046T-NTR+ CPU DUAL XEON X5680 3.33 GHZ nVidia Quadro K2000D 2GB DDR5 32GB OF RAM WINDOWS 7 x64 ULTIMATE 8TB SEGATE RAID 1 & 8 ΤΒ WN STUDIO II MY BOOK RAID 1 & 8TB e-sata RAID1 CANOPUS SP FOR HDV FIRECODER-BLU EDIUS 5.5 EDIUS 6.08 EDIUS7.03 ADORAGE IMAGINATE 2 BD LG PROCODER 3 CANOPUS STUDIO CONTROL BOX PANASONIC AG HPX301 P2 AVC INTRA100 AJ-PCD20 P2 DRIVER PANASONIC VIDEO AJ-D250 DVCPRO CAMCORDER AJ-700E DVCPRO AG-HPX250Ε

08-27-2014, 11:59 AM	#5
zannettos Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Rhodes Greece Posts: 79	Edius7.03 does support CUDA? __________________ SUPERMICRO 7046T-NTR+ CPU DUAL XEON X5680 3.33 GHZ nVidia Quadro K2000D 2GB DDR5 32GB OF RAM WINDOWS 7 x64 ULTIMATE 8TB SEGATE RAID 1 & 8 ΤΒ WN STUDIO II MY BOOK RAID 1 & 8TB e-sata RAID1 CANOPUS SP FOR HDV FIRECODER-BLU EDIUS 5.5 EDIUS 6.08 EDIUS7.03 ADORAGE IMAGINATE 2 BD LG PROCODER 3 CANOPUS STUDIO CONTROL BOX PANASONIC AG HPX301 P2 AVC INTRA100 AJ-PCD20 P2 DRIVER PANASONIC VIDEO AJ-D250 DVCPRO CAMCORDER AJ-700E DVCPRO AG-HPX250Ε

08-27-2014, 02:29 PM	#6
Jerry Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Orange City, FL Posts: 11,690	It is used for GPU effects. __________________ Jerry Six Gill DV www.sgdvtutorials.com If you own the Tutorials and you need help, PM me. Vistitle YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMVlxC8Am4qFbkXJRoPAnMQ/videos Windows 10 Pro up to v.1803 Tweaks for Edius Users http://sgdvtutorials.com/WIN%2010%20...%20V.2.0.0.pdf Main System: Azrock Z97 Extreme 6, 4790K@4.7Ghz, 32gb ram, Corsair H110, Win10 Pro 64, Samsung 850 pro, E7.5/8.5/E9 on separate SSD drives, HD Spark, Intensity Shuttle, 12tb RAID 0 on backplane ,2 BD, Benq 27 and Hanns-G 28 monitors, CC 2019, GTX 1080ti SC Black. Both systems on Gigabit network Second System: EditHD Ultimax-i7, X58, 980x@3.74, Corsair H80, Win764, 24gb ram, Storm 3g, Samsung 840 Pro 256, 4tb and 6tb RAID 0 on backplane, GTX 980ti Classified, Edius 9, Apple 30", Samsung 24", dual BD.

08-27-2014, 05:37 PM	#7
Thor Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: San Diego Posts: 775	Note bene: Please move this post to Firecoder Blu section ! Please move or copy this post to FCB section. It is good reference information! __________________ Regards, Jon #1: Iwill DK8N, 2 x 270 Opterons, 2 Gb RAM, WinXPPro-32, Edius 5.51, NX PCI-X & HDV Expansion, ProCoder 3, Imaginate 2, Sony WV-DR9, Sony EDV-9500, Sony GV-D200. #2: Asus P5E, Q9400, WinXPPro-32, Edius 6.07, HD Spark #3: Edius SP with Breakout Box, Win10, Edius 7.53

08-27-2014, 06:23 PM	#8
zannettos Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Rhodes Greece Posts: 79	I write BD directly from the EDIUS with card FIRECODER BLU... I do not use TMPEG VMW5 for encoding. and would like to know when you remove FIRECODER BLU to EDIUS 7.03 How long will write BD I will do a test and see..... __________________ SUPERMICRO 7046T-NTR+ CPU DUAL XEON X5680 3.33 GHZ nVidia Quadro K2000D 2GB DDR5 32GB OF RAM WINDOWS 7 x64 ULTIMATE 8TB SEGATE RAID 1 & 8 ΤΒ WN STUDIO II MY BOOK RAID 1 & 8TB e-sata RAID1 CANOPUS SP FOR HDV FIRECODER-BLU EDIUS 5.5 EDIUS 6.08 EDIUS7.03 ADORAGE IMAGINATE 2 BD LG PROCODER 3 CANOPUS STUDIO CONTROL BOX PANASONIC AG HPX301 P2 AVC INTRA100 AJ-PCD20 P2 DRIVER PANASONIC VIDEO AJ-D250 DVCPRO CAMCORDER AJ-700E DVCPRO AG-HPX250Ε

08-27-2014, 06:25 PM	#9
John Lewis Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Isle of Anglesey, North Wales UK Posts: 2,949	How long is the timeline as a guess a 2hr BDr using AVC could take up to 7 hours longer Using the Mpeg option pretty close but near 2hrs plus 20 minutes for the burning I am not aware of any formula Obviously many things can affect the total time taken When support for FCB was stopped i really missed it and not till updating my PC did i return to normal burning speeds __________________ System Asus WS Z390 Pro MB, CPU i9 9900K, 32gb 3000mhz Ram, EVGA GTX1070TI, BM IP4K Win 10 Plugins Vistitle 2.8, TP6, NB TFX5 Monitors Samsung 32inch tv as main 1 LG M2350D,1 D2343 1 DM2350D as output to (3D) IP4K, PXW X70 Last edited by John Lewis; 08-27-2014 at 06:31 PM.

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