Robert Jones wrote: I couldn't have said it better. There are so many ways that engineers could sit and figure out how to make this possible. And where footage is concerned. Back magic could easily have source files of 720, 1080, 2K, 4K & 8K, that everyone can use to do the video related test for download. Which then creates a "standardised" piece of footage. Doesn't need to be long, just enough to get a clear preformance metering, based on what the engineers know will be good enough.
There is nothing that is impossible, just have to speak / find the right person who believes the impossible must be possible some how. Heck resolve wasn't suppose to be possible, but yet here it is.
Greeting,
Robert
Hi.
8 months ago I read this about some benchmarks of Intel's new Core i9-9900K CPU:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel ... 37908.htmlThe conclusion was "never trust vendor's benchmarks". So I will like to suggest you to take initiative to create a Resolve User Group, with the purpose to create the wanted benchmarks.
If you ask BMD, am I sure you can have a sub forum here to coordinate and save save your work. But I will recommend you, to get real independence and do it somewhere else.
I think you can get a long way by creating different Resolve scripts. But as a see bench marking, is the difficult job to explain, your result to the users. May be all the explaining, can be done in a User Group?
Regards Carsten.