To give an accurate overview, we made separate test material for each type of footage. Photographic content is usually a bit harder to process. This is done because typical VJ content is easy to compress and decompress. You'll notice that each resolution has two benchmarks, Clean and Noise. This way, hopefully we'll get a good overview of how well different computers perform. The moment you cannot play more clips without dropping below 30fps, you got the benchmark for that computer. You start with no clips playing and you keep triggering clips, one at a time. You run our test compositions and content on your own computer. So we thought we'd try a different approach: the Resolume Benchmark, patent pending.Ĭlick here to view the results in a handy spreadsheet! Performance depends on a lot of factors, and any recommendations we make are usually outdated a week later. We get these questions a lot and there is no easy answer for them. 'I need to send 3 videos to 3 outputs, what graphic card do I need?'
Installers without footage will still start Arena at the end of setup.'What computer do I need to run 12 layers of HD?' Just run the executable and append /SILENT to still show the progress dialogs, or /VERYSILENT to show nothing at all. Silent Installs (Pro Tip for Sysadmins)įor those managing many machines, you can also run the setup unattended.
Please check the spec page for the current minimum requirements. Also, you can scroll down to the dropdown at the bottom of the page where you will find every Resolume version under the sun.īecause of the graphical acceleration that is used, Resolume does have some system requirements. Are you using a PC and do you need Resolume for Mac? No worries. The website will detect whether you're on a Mac or PC and offer you the correct download for your system. Simply download the installer from the Resolume website, run the install file and follow the instructions. I'm sure you are keen to get started so you'll be pleased to know that the installation process is very simple.
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