Now obviously you need fast storage to achieve such speeds (SSD and/or RAID), an HDD simply can't do it physically. But it is fast enough that in the majority of cases storage bandwidth is the bottleneck, not the CPU.įWIW, on my quad-core Intel i7-4770 3.4ghz running at stock core speed FullHD 5d mark3 14-bit DNG footage converts at around 95-100fps (off an SSD).
That's because slimraw tries a lot of stuff on the fly to get the smallest results (and even more stuff to try can be enabled through an option), while the. Obviously, the more power you have available, the better. SlimRAW will produce files significantly smaller than DNG Converter and way smaller than anything that uses Blackmagic's setup for Canon linear raw (usually 15 smaller, sometimes more). In fact, if a slimRAW output file does not work with Adobe CC I'd very much like to have a look at the original slimRAW will work on any x86-64 processor. Uncompressed DNG and CinemaDNG should work fine in Premiere/Speedgrade CC after slimRAW compression. It will in the future, but does not currently. In essence, slimRAW is a fast CinemaDNG compressor that converts uncompressed CinemaDNG raw video to losslessly compressed CinemaDNG. I would be surprised myself if slimRAW actually makes DNGConverter files compatible with Premiere. I believe Andy means he has converted the original uncompressed files with slimRAW and the compressed output works in Premiere/Speedgrade CC. Thanks Andy for supporting slimRAW and thanks Tim for posting the link.
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