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August 5, 2005 at 4:41 am #200240AnonymousGuest
Hi,
I would like to know what would be the optimum config for running Toxik. The Autodesk/Discreet website in woefully inadequate in providing any information on this.
August 5, 2005 at 2:55 pm #210447IntoxikatedParticipantHi,
The ultimate highend config for toxik is:Nvidia Quadro FX4400
Fastest Dual Intel Xeon
3 GB Ram
JBOD with Fibrechannel for local cache (1 TB)
widescreen 23 or 24″ LCD
9×12 WacomFor each of the 5 Toxik Creative nodes within the collaborative environment.
Hope that helps
🙂August 7, 2005 at 4:36 pm #210442AnonymousGuestThat is the ultimate config. The minimum config is a Quaddro FX graphics card with an Intel P4 CPU with 1 gig of RAM. Toxik has a mediacache and the performance you get from it is dictated by the hardware that you run it on. So the speed of your disks will determine what you can play back in real-time. I just showed Toxik at Siggraph on a machine with two striped SCSI drives playing back HD in real-time. We will try to get more info on the Toxik config on the website.
thanks,
Chris Vienneau
Toxik product managerAugust 8, 2005 at 12:05 am #210443AnonymousGuestThanks for that info… I saw the presentation at Siggraph of Toxik and it looked great! But what about price range? Combustion 4 is just under a grand and for that price it is great, and finally do you think taking the leap Combustion to Toxik will be a definite advantage?
April 5, 2006 at 6:31 am #210450rohitParticipantmaybe discreet should also include scenarios of where toxik should be used on their webpage….a lotta people think its a replacement fer flame or combustion but its not.
April 5, 2006 at 7:29 am #210444nanukParticipantrohit wrote:maybe discreet should also include scenarios of where toxik should be used on their webpage….a lotta people think its a replacement fer flame or combustion but its not.They do. Toxik was developed for filmpipelines. Studios with a large amount of people working together. This is the collaborative thing. And this is also the reason, why they want to sell it only in bundles of 5. And it is for DI. But I heard rumors, that they are thinking of supporting an I/O. Because many customers are asking for it. We will see. Perhaps the NAB will reveal more. Hopefully!
Greetz Nanuk
April 5, 2006 at 4:27 pm #210446patdawgParticipantnanuk wrote:rohit wrote:maybe discreet should also include scenarios of where toxik should be used on their webpage….a lotta people think its a replacement fer flame or combustion but its not.They do. Toxik was developed for filmpipelines. Studios with a large amount of people working together. This is the collaborative thing. And this is also the reason, why they want to sell it only in bundles of 5. And it is for DI. But I heard rumors, that they are thinking of supporting an I/O. Because many customers are asking for it. We will see. Perhaps the NAB will reveal more. Hopefully!
Greetz Nanuk
Actually, I could see it being very useful in a commercial post-production environment. We do vfx shots all the time where the collaborative workflow would be VERY useful even in small 3-5 person workgroups. Not to mention all the other nice stuff…the TouchUI, floating point, etc etc… I can’t wait to see the new stuff at NAB.
April 5, 2006 at 11:21 pm #210449rohitParticipantwell… i saw the new version a few weeks back in singapore and was drooling and [ hate to say this] but actually forgot about flame for a SHORT while….then it slowly dawns on u that tocik barely has any of the tools in flame that are needed for serious comping!!…would be great to have one toXik client and 3 slaves in a typical tv commercial post environ
April 6, 2006 at 6:22 am #210448rohitParticipanti also wish one could hook up a viper directly to toxik..if they put in proper i/o in the first place 🙂
April 6, 2006 at 5:14 pm #210445patdawgParticipantrohit wrote:i also wish one could hook up a viper directly to toxik..if they put in proper i/o in the first place 🙂I would think that if you have the budget to shoot on Viper, then you have the budget to do a proper solour session with the Viper footage before it gets to Toxik, flame, or whatever else you’re doing your comps on. Why would you directly import raw Viper data?
April 6, 2006 at 11:28 pm #210451rohitParticipantcos im curious about the i/o bandwidth issues and of course with the way toxik works one can start off work on scenes while CC happens in lustre in another room…toxik would manage alll the media and shots can be updated easily from the colour corrected source…doesnt that make sense? so have one central manager?
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