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Hello team mirillis,

Please dont rush this product, take your time and make it as good as splash pro !

Sanjay

Please see http://mirillis.com/en/products/splashexport.html first screenshots from Splash PRO Export Beta are available.
If you have any quesion please ask, will try to answer it all.

Thanks!
Any way to get into the beta?

I am assuming that converting 24fps 1080p to 60fps 1080p will make the resulting files huge but will the cpu then be able to spend more time displaying the frames rather than converting 24 to 60 fps and result in smooth playback ? Or do you recommend a supported gpu instead of relying on the cpu only ?

A possible way to reduce file size would be to output interlace 1080i and let the tv do the 1080i to 1080p conversion ?

Just to confirm, will the export version convert a 24fps file to 60fps and export to new frame interpolated 60fps file for playback on another device ?

any news about release date?

any updates? Devs are too quiet lately.

nunatak wrote:Thanks!
Any way to get into the beta?

Public beta testing is not planned for this product.

Gunhed wrote:Just to confirm, will the export version convert a 24fps file to 60fps and export to new frame interpolated 60fps file for playback on another device ?

We are sorry but first Export version will not provide this functionality.
It will be probably available in the future, but at the moment we do not know if it will be included in Splash Export 1.0 or 2.0...

icsterm wrote:any updates? Devs are too quiet lately.

Splash Export is almost finished, there is mostly some paper/licensing work to be finished.

icsterm wrote:... Will it support hardware accelerated transcoding? Some more info needed

In first version of Splash Export we plan to include support for:
- hardware accelerated video encoding with Intel Sandy Bridge
- hardware accelerated video encoding with NVIDIA CUDA
- hardware accelerated video decoding for video encoding process (offloading cpu to make it encode video faster)

We are sorry but first Export version will not provide this functionality.
It will be probably available in the future, but at the moment we do not know if it will be included in Splash Export 1.0 or 2.0...

I was under the impression that is what was the difference between the player and the export version. If it converts files between formats then it is not very diffrerent to other programs. If picture2 processing was applied slowly to a video file artefacts would be eliminated and would require less cpu power than real time processing. Are there any plans to have a unique program that applies picture2 post processing to a video file ?

Thanks.