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#What is a canvas in millumin pro
#What is a canvas in millumin software
#What is a canvas in millumin mac

I dont have these capture cards at hand to see what the bottleneck would be in the scenario of 2 x 4k 60p capture outputs, but this does seem like a lot of data that needs to be transmitted each frame.

#What is a canvas in millumin software

I think it's unfair to point towards potential hardware imperfections if a different piece of software manages to work better doing the same thing on the same hardware. I don't know enough to know why Millumin works and Resolume doesn't, but if it was PCIe related wouldn't I experience it on both softwares?

But the way it interacts with the Blackmagic card, something is off. As far as use is concerned, I like it better. The UI is extremely flexible and user friendly and the advanced output feature is cleaner. Tested with as identical of output setups as I could get ( in millumin you can output 2 feeds without needing to create an advanced out, and it auto sizes your canvas to match so in Resolume I had to configure an advanced output with a preset larger canvas). Those are good! As far as my shootout, it was in fact on the same mac. Thanks for taking the time to respond and give me helpful hardware pointers. Usually use 3x as much ram as processing power (cpu is 3.2ghz, video card has 24gb of ram, I would have 48-52gb of system ram) RAM, need to make sure the CRC timing match the motherboard, not just a compatible stick. Motherboard is next, usually one in the workstation range, something that supports 2 separate raids, one for boot one for storage (the type of raid depends on amount of storage)ĬPU and memory are last, pick to match motherboard with number of pci lanes needed. When building I usually start choosing add on cards first Specs for every intel CPU can be found at

It’s safe to say most custom machines in today’s world with output and capture would need at least a 28 lane CPU. Most of the time, add on cards usually go something like: When building a machine you need to take into account which add on cards you are putting into it.

#What is a canvas in millumin mac

With your shootout test? Are both tests on the same Mac machine or are you testing your Windows against a Mac with similar specs? You would be comparing apples and oranges if so, the underlying architecture and how the operating systems handle things are much different. But I am in the dark about what those specs are here. I will build machines with Resolume specs in mind. Can you please explain to me what machine you ran your BMD tests on? What were the specs? Or put it in an article on your support page or something. But I don't want to have to work around this issue when it is clearly listed that Blackmagic Decklink is supported. Millumin3 Result: steady 60 fps, no stutter in video and smooth playbackĪgain, I love resolume and I don't plan on switching.

Horizontal Output: Two screens, both 3840x2160, with no soft edge blending between.

Layer 2: Copy Layer reading layer one position to far left.

Resolume Result: 24-30 fps, stuttering video in UI and on LED wall outputs

#What is a canvas in millumin pro

Outputs: Left screen outputting BMD 8K Pro (1) at 2160p59.94, Right screen outputting BMD 8K Pro (4) 2160p59.94.

Adv Output: Screen 1 slicing left half of canvas at 3840x2160, Screen 2 slicing right half o canvas at 3840x2160.

Layer 2: Video Router reading Layer 1 positioned to far right of canvas.

Layer 1: 4k video looping position to far left of canvas.

So this is not a bash, but an encouragement that this is not another companies issue. I love Resolume, especially because its UI and flexibility is superior in my opinion. Have run a shootout between Resolume and Millumin with Two 2160p59.94 signals out of thunderbolt 3 connected PCIe Chassis with a Decklink 8k Pro connected.