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At least half res should be easily doable for you, and get you much better performance. Regarding timeline proxy, youвЂ™re right that the appearance of the grain will change slightly, but it is an alternative to get real time playback that I believe you should consider, specially if youвЂ™re grading a 4K timeline on a 14 inch notebook. You can use overlays for grain and use a separate technique for halation instead of the OFX (I can elaborate further if you want), both of those are less resource intensive alternatives to the OFXs. I was actually quite surprised that performance would be so bad given how much most Youtubers have been raving about the excellent Resolve performance with these chips.Дoes anyone know of anything that can be done to improve performance or if there are any alternative plugins for grain and halation with better real time performance? Timeline proxy mode is not an option - the film grain plugin is clearly not resolution independent and looks completely different when the resolution is dropped down. On my RTX 2080 Ti, I could use both grain and halation without the system breaking a sweat. Standard corrector nodes work well but film grain and halation enabled on a 4K timeline is horrible - I get about 10-15 fps which is unacceptable - especially since this cannot be conveniently cached like noise reduction since it's typically the last thing in the node tree. On the more negative side is the awful performance with OpenFX plugins such as film grain and halation - both of which I use constantly in my grades. Occasionally I'll generate a proxy for an 8K clip to make it a bit smoother, but generating is fast.

Denoise projects professional performance pro#

On the M1 Pro system, I can just use H264/H264 straight from the camera and be happy. So I mostly resorted to DNxHR proxies to work around this which worked well but required quite a bit of hard drive space. Nvidia hardware decoding of H264/H265 is spotty (no H265 10 bit 4:2:2, for example) and highly unstable on Windows leading to lots of the dreaded Media Offline error.

Denoise projects professional performance Pc#

The pros of the M1 Pro system is that decoding performance is way better and more stable than on my PC system.

The main reason for switching is to be able to use the built-in display for cheap-ass HDR monitoring (yes I know it's not calibrated and not reference grade but it's all I can afford to do and I'm not a professional). I've been editing and grading on PC system with a RTX 2080 Ti for quite a while before switching to a brand new MacBook 14' M1 Pro 10 Core.