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Thanks, I'll try.

Honestly, not much. Everything I did is in the video. I just undervolted both the CPU and GPU and installed a CPU contact frame. For me, it only runs really hot when I'm benchmarking, but otherwise, in Blender and Resolve, I don't have any issues.

Pozdrav, trebao je biti ove sedmice ali iskreno slabo je interesovanje za ove tutorijale na nasem a treba dosta vremena da se uradi tutorijal. Vidjet cemo mozda bude.

Pozdrav, ako je samo video editovanje ona bi trebalo da bude ok, ali sve zavisi opet koji je cip, ako je osnovna opcija sa 8 core onda nije bas idealno, pogotovo ako budes radio effekte i noise reduction i grafiku u Fusion. Ako nije neophodno da bude laptop za te pare mozes uzeti mac mini sa m4 cipom ili mozes sastaviti kompjuter sa dobrom grafickom karticom. Opet ako je samo video editovanje onda je ok i ovo.

@@MarinkoTambur Hvala za odgovor...obrisao mi yt drugi komentar, sad vidim... Za pocetak samo video edit, ali ne bih da dobijem ponudu za nesto malo kompleksnije a da ne mogu da prihvatim, zbog jacine laptopa. Sta bi mi vise savetovao, mac air m2 16GB(ili mac pro m1 sa 16gb) ili neki laptop sa nvidia 3060 ?

Mac air m2. Laptop sa Nvidia 3060 dolaze sa samo 6gb vram sto nije dovoljno za zahtjevnije efekte i grafiku. Ako mozes uzeti Laptop sa 3080ti ili boljom karticom da ti je Vram 12gb ili vise onda je to bolje ali opet to je dosta skuplje.

Nisam siguran ali probaj Ctrl A i apply scale i Shift N da rekalkulises normals

Hey, Optimized Media & Render Cache settings improve editing performance, they don't affect the exported file unless explicitly chosen during rendering

I personally encountered this issue... And then this action resolved it... Try and use the default DNxHR HQX, you will get to know my concern

What version of Resolve are you running?

@MarinkoTambur 19

It should be there when you go to export. Under the three tabs-Video, Audio, and File-click on 'File,' and you can check the 'Export Without Timecode' option. Even if you select the RUclips preset at the top, the option to export without timecode is available towards the bottom.

​​@@MarinkoTambur I had to update to 19.1 before I could use that feature 😂. THANKS YOU SO MUCH 🎉

Pozdrav, za pocetak korisit H.265 codec, u exportu imas opciju Quality gdje ima dropdown menu i probaj staviti na medium i ispod toga klikni na restrict to i za HD snimke koji nemaju puno pokreta i scene su staticne upisi izmedju 8000 i 10000 a ako ima dosta kretanja i akcije onda izmedju 10000 i 15000.

They're included in the package along with the mounting kit.

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bit ce za par dana.

Hajde molim te ja to čekam, pošto ovi na engleskom ne kapiram baš najbolje li su nedovršeni i neobjašnjeni kako treba.

@@MarinkoTambur Hvala!!!!!

Glad you liked it!

Actually, in compact cases it's usually better for the fans to exhaust warm air out rather than bring cool air in from the top. This helps prevent heat buildup since hot air naturally rises. While intake can work in some setups, especially with specific GPU or CPU coolers, exhausting is generally more effective for overall thermal management in this case.

In most sandwitch cases that are sub 10L or smaller, you just want to exhaust any heat out.

Yeah, I was surprised that there isn’t much information about it, even though it was implemented a while back. Maybe people gave up on Resolve for Shorts because of this issue.

Tutorijal za Metalic BSDF na Engleskom?

@@MarinkoTambur Dvije verzije tutoriala na jednom i drugom jeziku, i još molimte tutorial kako izraditi addon i temu za Blender staviti na Blender extensions platform. Hvala!

The entire build was around $2,700. For the GPU, I’m using MSI Afterburner, and for the CPU, just BIOS settings.

Space constraints was the main reason

My 4080 with a undervolt only uses like 200-250 watts when gaming tbh. And I also use the sf750 and has never had any issues.

The SF750 should be sufficient for your build, as the Ryzen 7 7800X3D and ProArt RTX 4080 combo are relatively power-efficient for high-performance hardware. However, if you want more headroom for potential upgrades than go for SF1000

Awesome! Thank you for the reply, and just to ensure there is plenty of room for the SF1000 as it’s the same size as the SF750 correct?

I think SF1000 is longer by 25mm

I wouldn't go for the 750. Minimum wattage for the 4080 is 750W. You should go with something higher, like an 850.

I've ran the sf750 with a 4080 for over a year it's all undervolted and have never seen any issue.

It's overkill for my setup as I'm not overclocking the CPU and due to compatibility issues with certain coolers. I could have gone cheaper and still gotten everything I need.

@MarinkoTambur ahh I see! I'm currently considering the Asus Prime 4070 Ti Super + Ryzen 7 7700X and the MSI B650i Edge for Mobo..

Standoff-5 + Standoff-30

Is yours 2.75 slot mode?

Yes, first I had it in 3 slot mode but had to move it to get more space for the cooler

OK so the 20 + 10 + 5 that it comes with then?

Uh kontraverzno pitanje 🙃 Ja licno mislim da se isplati i da se moze naci posla ali sve zavisi koliko si snalazljiv kao i sa svim ostalim poslovima. Ali ako je glavni razlog da ucis 3d zarada i pare, mozda nije najbolja industrija.

Hi, I posted the short with the moving droplet after the tutorial, so there's no explanation included. I drew a Bézier curve on the bottle to serve as a path, and within the same geometry node setup, I converted the curve to a single point and instanced a separate droplet to follow it. Using the Trim Curve node, I animated the droplet along the path. Additionally, I used the Geometry Proximity and Delete Geometry nodes to remove points near the curve, creating the effect of the moving droplet erasing the other ones.

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@@MarinkoTambur WOW ! Thank you so much for fast reply !

its combination, but most of it was with ND's but also most were shot in 60fps

@ interesting. Looks good. Do you use a 120 shutter for 60fps? I’ve only recently realised that the 180 rule on higher frame rates still decreases motion blur.

@imeanbillya I try to keep shutter at 180 as much as possible and yes you are right, higher frame rate will result in less or no motion blur even with following the 180 rule.

@ I guess it made more sense with film shutter because you couldn’t have the frame rate and shutter speed the same. Genuinely might start making it as close to 1/48 regardless of frame rate.

Hvala Dario

In the video he says v2.5. So that is the NCase.

yes it is NCase V2.5

Tesko je reci ovako ali par stvari koje mozes pogledati je dal ti je frame rate isti na timline i u exportu i pod clip attributes. Isto tako moze biti ako su snimci sa telefona (GoPro) i na telefonu je ukljucen auto fps. Ako nista od ovog nije slucaj posalji mi mail pa cemo u detalje.

@@MarinkoTambur Imam snimke sa kamere,gopro-a i telefona.Time line 25fps.Kamera i go pro idu na 25fps-a ,a telefon snimci na 60fps-a zbog usporavanja snimaka.Mozda je tu problem....Ipak se vracam staroj ljubavi Premier...Hvala na pomoci ...

kako god mislis da je najbolje. U slucaju da ostanes u resolvu jedno od resenja ti je da transkodujes snimke sa telefona i gopro, mozes korititi Shutter Encoder ili handbrake i prebaci ih u ProRes ili DNx-hd ili cak u H265. Mada ako je variable frame rate iskljucen nebi trebalo biti problema

Hvala Dusko

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