(22/07/2010 05:26 AM)diego Wrote:  Also the Red EPIC seems to fit the job quite nicely.
http://www.red.com/epic_scarlet/

It will record at 28K resolution. 30fps

Yeah, but like Zinga said...
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(22/07/2010 05:04 AM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Do note that you actually need significantly more optical resolution to get a good picture at specified resolution.

On the other hand, I'll go test out DXVA tomorrow.  This laptop that I'm currently on can't DXVA.

One thing I will try (tomorrow) is to see if DXVA works with it.  Currently on the laptop, and I can't really be stuffed going downstairs to open up my comp to test now.
In other words, a 1080p camera, generally, can't really get *true* 1080p quality.  Of course, lens probably matters more etc, but, well, yeah...

And, so, the video should be downscaled (not left at original resolution).

Your video is probably quite "dirty" at the recorded resolution, and needs much downsizing to get it to look sharp and good.  If you lets say downsize by a factor of 2, then you only get 28/2²=7K resolution... which is still very good by the way.

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Also, if you spent all that money buying that camera and recording at that resolution, you probably don't want youtube to butcher your video with 6Mbps bitrate.  You want like ideally 2-5 times (depending on content) that much bitrate to maintain a very good video quality (and if you own that camera, you probably DO care about getting the best video quality).

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(22/07/2010 05:35 AM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Does Flash effectively use all those cores?

No idea lol.  Never ran into a situation where I actually needed to test that.

On the other hand, I'll go test out DXVA tomorrow.  This laptop I'm currently on can't DXVA.

(This post was last modified: 22/07/2010 05:48 AM by Assassinator.)