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1. #Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine 1080p
2. #Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine driver
3. #Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine full

That is only possible with 2 streams in "best performance" on the internal 480 gpu.Īnyway you look at it, it's a 2.5x speed increase.

I can run 3-4 streams of compressed 4K with effects like filmconvert on them with little to no slowdown in "best quality" mode. However on-screen display (like unrendered timelines) are only accelerated on the external screen. I have found that the eGPU is always used to compute/render regardless of what screen I use (the laptops or the Dell 5K I am using), and the times are the same unless I unplug it. With the eGPU connected, the average (3 runs) is 18 seconds. With the breakaway box disconnected, internal only, I get an average of 37 seconds. I am running HighSierra 10.13.2 Beta 6 (17C85A) I ran Bryce 6 times.

I just tested FCPX 10.3.4 with a late 2016 15" maxed MacBook Pro with a Radeon RX 480, attached to a Sonnet Breakaway 550 with a Vega 56 in there.

#Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine driver

We'll see in the coming months with the next updates.Īlso I see that driver for the RX580 inside the 10.13.b4 is better than 10.12.6 in the sense that color display in 10.12.6 is more washed-out even if display color profile is the same.

#Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine full

Maybe, these are preliminary results and maybe FCPX needs to be updated to take full advantage of the eGPU configuration. dGPU in FCPX the CPU process are quite low in eGPU conf.

#Final cut pro x 10.3.4 not reading color changes in redcine 1080p

No smooth playback even using a 1080p footage with these filters.Īlso I notice that when you run the eGPU vs. CPU+GPU I get only 1/2 frame more per sec. In Neat Video, also if in the last release they added support for the RX580, using CPU only vs. With heavy processing filters like Neat Video or Beauty Box for example there not much advantage. Here I see a little advantage in the sense that playback in the timeline are more smooth with almost no frame drop compared to the 750M. Then I try with one of my past project in 4k H.264 footage no proxy with applied LUT filter, and a color grade only. Quite good results here but this seems pure OpenCL/Metal accelleration test project far from be a real benchmark in my case. Maybe because my dGPU (750M 2GB) is already a good GPU but my expectations was a little bit higher than early results. Hi, I'm doing some tests in this days with a RX580 8GB and from early result I am not much impressed.