It’s an amazingly-snappy computer that can chew through video footage. Up first is the recently released MacBook Pro with M1 Max. I guess it’s only funny when you aren’t on a deadline, suffice to say - optimize Neat Video! You can find a much tidier explanation here. What’s funny is when you forget to do this and you get a slow 1fps playback, remember to optimize Neat Video, and then start playing back in real-time. To finalize, click “Accept Best Combination”. After a few moments you will get a readout of the fastest processing combo for your system - it could be CPU only, GPU only, or a combo of both. Once inside Optimize Settings, choose the bit depth and resolution you want to optimize Neat Video for and click Start.
To do this you need to apply an instance of Neat Video on a clip, click “Adjust Settings”, go to Tools, Preferences, Performance Tab, and click Optimize Settings. For the MacBook Pro with M1 Max, I also exported a ProRes HQ file.īut before using Neat Video and/or exporting clips, you need to Optimize Neat Video to work with your CPU and/or GPU. mxf, a Resolve default H.264, and an RGB 10-bit DPX image sequence. Using Resolve 17.4.1, I exported a DNxHD (or DNxHR HQX 10-bit for the UHD clip) MXFop1a. I converted both files to high quality - H.264 files. I ran identical tests on all systems using a 1-minute, 1920x1080 23.98fps clip that I shot in low light on the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera and a 1-minute 3840x2160 23.98fps shot on the Sony a7iii in low light. There are 3 mobile computers: MacBook Pro with M1 Max, HP zBook Fury G8, and Dell XPS 17 as well as, 2 desktop computers: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X and AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3970X.
Note: since this article has been published new M1 Ultra has become available, to see how well it performs check this article. In this writeup, I am going to run Neat Video on a few computer systems and find out just how powerful of a computer system you need to process Neat Video in real-time inside of Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve 17.4.1. With so many desktop and mobile computers on the market, it’s hard to know how Neat Video will perform. Neat Video has been my top noise reduction plugin for a few years now and while it is efficient I am constantly trying to improve its processing power. Noise reduction is one of the most taxing processes on computers and without a strong CPU and GPU you may be slowing to crawl when working.
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