Next: 4K Recorder 30p/60p 10-12Bits 4:2:2, uncompressed, prores, H265 & PC 1.395-3K€

sorry, too much complixated anf for mac only. I dont want a tutorial. If someone simply ask me for resolve,I did it, if someone wants for me to import load some 4k clip in resolve, simple tell me how, write here the simple steps. The tutorial you provide does not show how to import a clip, it only show a long history a bout loading xml from some nle (fcp).. pl

Again, I will not go inside resolve until someone explain me an easy way to load a clip, if thats not possible Im sorry but I will not be able to do lore tests on resolve as of now, I can conclude that it will work, as premiere were working fine, resolve is not more power resource consume than adobe
 
Tony Hernandez said:
sorry, too much complixated anf for mac only. I dont want a tutorial. If someone simply ask me for resolve,I did it, if someone wants for me to import load some 4k clip in resolve, simple tell me how, write here the simple steps. The tutorial you provide does not show how to import a clip, it only show a long history a bout loading xml from some nle (fcp).. pl

Again, I will not go inside resolve until someone explain me an easy way to load a clip, if thats not possible Im sorry but I will not be able to do lore tests on resolve as of now, I can conclude that it will work, as premiere were working fine, resolve is not more power resource consume than adobe
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I didn't follow the tutorials, but I guess you won't find trouble enough to learn there how to simply load a 4K file, come on... You also have here something else: http://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/DaVinciResolve/DaVinci_Resolve_11_Manual_2015-03-24.pdf
 
UPDATE: NEXT is working with GH4
Today we make some test with the Panasonic GH4 camera, running firmware 2.0, NEXT was able to record UHD 24P at 422 10Bit at true uncompressed. Playback of recordedd 4K videos on same device is ok and smooth.
So currently we tested: Sony A7S, Panasonic X1000, etc .. now GH4 adds to the list. Well, almost any camera that outputs live video via HDMI or SDI is compatible with NEXT


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