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Flame Premium

Flame Premium -- Flame

Flame Premium Timeline -- Smoke

Flame Premium Grading -- Lustre

What's New in Lustre 2013

Lustre Workflow

Interoperability Workflows in Lustre

Project Management

Monitor Calibration

Browsing for Footage

Playing, Viewing and Sorting Shots

Repositioning Images

Colour Grading: Basics

Primary Colour Grading

Colour Grading: RGB and Hue Curves

Secondary Colour Grading

Creating Lustre Sparks Effects

Media Export (Linux Only)

Video Capture and Video Playout

About Capture and Playout

Capture Menu Options

Controlling the VTR

Capturing Material

Playout Menu Options

Playing Out to a VTR

Writing Telecine-Style Tape

Playout and GPU Acceleration

About 3:2 Pulldown

Converting Logarithmic to Linear

Supported Video SDI and GFX SDI Rasters

Working with Wiretap

Tangent Element Control Surface

The Autodesk Control Surface

The Tangent CP100 Control Surface

Gateway Clip XML Reference

Installation Guides

Anniversary Edition

Community Scoring

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Playout and GPU Acceleration

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It is possible to play out real-time content to tape without having to first process by using the power of the graphical processing unit, or GPU.

Use Real-time deliverables. See Creating Real-Time Deliverables from the Timeline or Rendered Material.
Playout from the timeline. See Playout from Timeline with GPU Acceleration.

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