Blackmagic Design’s latest update to DaVinci Resolve, version 19.1.4, now adds Apple ProRes encoding to Windows and Linux systems.
Cinedeck Hardware Evaluation
Peter shares insights from a recent customer request to evaluate and validate hardware configurations for broadcast and live production using Cinedeck.
DLSS 4 for Developers: How Game Devs, Virtual Production, and ArchViz Benefit
NVIDIA’s new DLSS 4 promises higher frame rates and better visuals for gamers. But can developers and artists also benefit from these technologies?
Premiere Pro Media Intelligence, What Is It?
Adobe Premiere Pro’s Media Intelligence uses AI to analyze footage and apply semantic tags for easier asset search.
Upcoming Boost to After Effects Preview Playback with RAM and Disk Cache
Adobe After Effects improves RAM Preview playback in version 25.2, optimizing RAM and disk cache for more seamless composition playback.
SideFX Houdini: Performance Analysis and Lessons from Production
Saad Moosajee shares some of his hardware testing, experiences, and learnings from tackling the technical aspects of rendering and simulation in Houdini.
Is Your Footage Hardware Accelerated in DaVinci Resolve?
Peter Emery shows how to check if your footage is supported for hardware-accelerated decoding in DaVinci Resolve Studio.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-Series | Known Software Issues
NVIDIA is in the process of launching their newest graphics card product family, the GeForce RTX 50-series. However, as with many hardware launches, there are a number of software issues currently present.
DaVinci Resolve 19.1 Update | Performance Gains from Minor Updates
Blackmagic Design released an update to DaVinci Resolve with version 19.1. In this post we explore some of the updates and how they may effect users who utilize DaVinci Resolve for their post-production workflows.
The End of an Era: Goodbye, Windows 10!
Puget Systems will stop selling Windows 10 at the end of 2024. William looks back on this version’s long run and why it is finally coming to an end.
