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Probably because you didn't read this statement...Spartacus said:Oh, yeah, right: "(...)but sometime in the future when we blast our product onto the scene" he gave a "timeframe", stupid me...
So, d u d e why do you think I asked again?
I understand it was easy to miss... being the first statement he made and all. Or maybe it was difficult to understand since it was directly answering the question of "When will this be available?"bena said:Much like Apple we can't show our hand until we are ready.
bena said:Spartacus,
Would you be happy with a High Def version of DV Monitor as it is now? Would that hold you over until we can finish our other products?
No. But for some things , like shooting live band gigs, it is easier and quicker to capture straight to the macbook.bena said:Is it that you don't currently have a P2 card that you would shoot direct into FCP?
bena said:Would having an HD version of DV Monitor allow you to shoot to P2 without going to FCP as you are trying to do now?
bena said:Spartacus,
Would you be happy with a High Def version of DV Monitor as it is now? Would that hold you over until we can finish our other products?
bena said:Lente,
Thats an interesting idea, but I don't know that its technically feasible. There are also limits to how long the Firewire run can be.
It seems you are more looking for a way to record direct to disk for multiple cameras. If each camera operator did not have our app and a screen, how would they know what they were getting?
Keep the idea's coming. Your request has gotten some gears rolling in my head of a cool feature that we will need to look at to see if it is feasible.
Thanks
Ben
bena said:We are currently doing a full low level rewrite of DV Monitor to take advantage of Core Image and other things to talk directly to the camera. This will mean much lower CPU usage when using the screen calibration and flipping.
Recording is coming a long nicely.
We will be At DV Expo, more than likely in the Pro Max booth.
We will also be showing at the LA FCPUG on Nov 15th.
More as things develop.
Mars United said:I think The Other Mark (or, his company) has taken some jabs over the course of this thread and I can completely understand his response.
I agree with the person who said it was misleading to imply that this was an HVX solution (DV Monitor) and now we find out that we have to wait for that. Good hype, but bad marketing in the long run. I won't be as excited next time I read about an HD update to DV Monitor.
So, we have:
DVC Rack that has great reviews, but runs only on Windows
DV Monitor that only does SD
And now Redrock that only does HDV?
That's almost comical. I think I've decided on my likely work flow. Stream to DVC Rack on an el cheapo PC laptop. Then edit on a Mac Pro. I don't like windows at all, but I realized, what better laptop to bring into the field than something you won't cry about when it gets dropped or rained on ... no offence to PC likers.
So, Serious Magic has my vote. Why should you care what I have to say? You shouldn't.
Cheers! :beer:
msamstag said:I'm a long time lurker and first time poster. I have to say that I was disappointed with my first DV Monitor experience. I downloaded the software on my 12" PB G4 867mhz with 640MB of RAM and 20 free gigs and hooked up my DVX100a with no success. The application repeatedly quits and try to restart.
Don't get me wrong, I know this PB barely meets the tech specs but I was hoping it would at least function as a monitor and save me some rentals on a nine inch field monitor. I sent an e-mail to tech support about four hours ago and have not had a response yet.
I have been waiting for DV Monitor to support the HVX before upgrading my DVX and this was certainly not a promising first experience. I am still very excited about the prospect of using DV Monitor for my DVX and eventually my HVX but would like to be sure of what the tech specs are before I decide I need to get a faster laptop.
Has anyone else had similar results?
Thanks,
Michael Samstag
Director, War & Truth
msamstag said:Here's the specs from the website:
-Mac OS 10.4 or higher
-Apple computer, PowerPC Mac (G5 867 MHZ)
-Quartz Extreme capable graphics card.
My little old PB meets those specs, as I said I would love to see it work at least as a monitor for standard DV--trust me, I'm not holding my breath!