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Supported Codecs
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ProRes – all qualities (CBR or Padded files required for insert, read more inProRes Compatibility)
DNxHD / HR – all qualities
XAVC, class 300 and 400
AVC-I
XDCAM
JPEG2000
H.264* (to be insertable H264 needs to be created through CineXtranscoder Transcoder - Quickstart Guide )
Resolutions
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SD, HD, 2K, UHD, 4K, 8K and beyond.
cinextools is resolutions independent. If you’re using a raster independent codec like ProRes, it can be any non-standard resolution.
Wrapper
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MOV, OP1A MXF, OPATOM MXF, MP4
Colorspace
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cineXtools support for Colorspace and bit depth depend entirely on the codec, but generally cineXtools supports YUV 8, YUV 10, RGB10 and RGB12.
On a related, but separate note, cineXtool supports HDR files, like ProRes XQ for insert, too. Like the insert support for codecs, cineXtools does colorspace conversions when inserting from source to target. So, a 10-frame RGB12 DPX sequence can be inserted to your YUV10 ProRes HQ file. For obvious reasons, we wouldn’t recommend you go from YUV8 to RGB12.OS
Operating System Requirements
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To run the current version of CineXtools, you need to be on:
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If you have any questions, please get in touch.
Hardware Requirements
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There are no minimum hardware requirements for cineXtools. However the faster / better your hardware, the faster your inserts and rewrap processes.
One important factor in the speed of cineXtools is where the file is located and network bandwidth. If your file is located on a busy network then the speed of insert and rewrap, particularly, may be slow. It’s always best to run cineXtools as “close” to your target file as possible.
Licensing
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cineXtools provides authorization codes for use on desktop environments either through a static license or through an iLock license that can be moved from system to system. For more information on licensing, check out Licensing & Machine Keys .
Virtual Machine Support
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Running cineXtools under virtual machines (VMs) is neither tested extensively nor officially supported because of known issues with features that rely on the graphics processor and other hardware in VM environments.
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