Note that Mac OS 10.7 and up automatically provides this compatibility. * Driver for GPU must support OpenCL 1.1. GPUs with 500m can work for Twixtor, but are not officially supported. * GPU with 1G memory officially supported. * Final Cut Pro 7 and FCP X 10.0.8 and up. Premiere Pro does not need to support the GPU in OpenCL mode, but it must support the GPU in either of the CUDA or OpenCL modes. Customers must have a GPU that is supported by Premiere Pro. Customers who have used Twixtor 5 should test the demo to make sure they will see the speedups they desire before upgrading to Twixtor 6. Users are advised that their specific speedups are dependent on system configuration, specific GPU, and features of Twixtor that are used. Of course, the total speedup end-users will see will vary once application overhead is taken into account: this includes disk I/O, internal host buffering schemes, bandwidth of PCIe bus, codec used for footage, etc. Note that most currently-sold GPUs will provide customers with needed acceleration, including many mobile GPUs for laptops.Īs a total user experience that includes reading frames, processing with Twixtor and writing frames to disk, we have measured speedups of up to 5x in After Effects, and in Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro we have measured total user experience speedups of up to 3x. Speedups of this magnitude are usually seen with higher end cards such as the AMD FirePro W7000-9000, Radeon HD 7970 or 7990 or NVIDIA Quadro K5000, K6000 and GeForce GTX 680, 690, 780 and Titan. Internal calculation speedups of up to 5x on GPUs have been measured over running Twixtor in CPU mode, already known for its speed. RE:Vision Effects have announced Twixtor 6 with GPU support for Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro and Apple Final Cut Pro. Twixtor 6 Now With GPU Support For Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Pro & Apple Final Cut Pro:

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