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    Isadora 2.0 Win performance report

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    • Maximortal
      Maximortal last edited by

      Performance test on Isadora 2.0.4b Win

      Set up test 
      • PC: SO Win 8.1 | Primary drive SSD Crucial R4 250 gb , secondary drive WD Raptor 10k rpm 300 gb | CPU Intel i7 920 | MB Asus P6T deluxe v1 (so no sata III connections) | 24 gb Ram @1600 MHz | AMD Radeon hd 5770 driver 14.9 ...... pretty good config  but far far away from high end config.
      • Projector: 5000 ANSI/Lumen full HD connected trough VGA cable 
      • Video:  4 different  .AVI 1080p  encoded H264 video AC3 audio
      • Isadora: target 30fps, Native format check, Full frame antialiase each video has it's own texture player and texture projector. Each projector has a specific mapping (basically a scaling to quarter size and some x,y off set)
      Result:
      FPS 30 FPS stable, if some parameter is changed it drop 1-2 frames
      cycles 150-220
      Same setup HW/ SW but classic projectors and classic movie players 13-18 FPS and no chanche to change some parameters
      in two words: IMPRESSIVE MARK!!!!!!!

      Iro Suraci | Win 10 - Ryzen 3600 - 32GB - nVidia gtx 960 4gb / Win 10 - i5 4210U - 8 GB - R5 M230 | Isadora 3.0.7| Located in Brescia, Italy

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      • mark
        mark last edited by

        Very nice to hear. Thank you! ;-)

        Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
        Macintosh SE-30, 32 Mb RAM, MacOS 7.6, Dual Floppy Drives

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