Graphics card support is wide, too, thanks to Sony’s use of the OpenCL framework – see the system requirements for full details. However, there’s no question that the combination of 64-bit code and GPU acceleration amounts to a massive upgrade. A handful of effects, such as Wave, Pinch/Punch and Film Effects, aren’t accelerated at all. Four stacked instances of the Gaussian Blur effect gave a 12-fold improvement, while the Chroma Key effect showed a three-fold improvement.
Not all of our test results were this dramatic. There’s an option to disable GPU acceleration in the preferences, so we can confirm that this 2,100% performance boost was entirely down to the GPU. Preview playback in version 11 came in at around 1fps. We imported a 1080p clip from a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and applied three effects – Color Curves, Color Corrector and Gaussian Blur. The maximum video and audio track counts have been increased accordingly, up from ten to 20 of each.Īccording to the feature comparison table on Sony’s website, this version doesn’t include GPU acceleration for effects. Seven streams in our standard preview-performance test make it one of the fastest performers at this price. /rebates/2fsony-mspms12000s2fp2fN82E16832135322&. Make quality videos right on your PC with Sony Movie Studio Platinum 12 video. Still, Movie Studio makes it easy to adjust preview quality as necessary for smooth playback, and there’s a live frame rate readout to help keep an eye on performance. Add up to 20 video and 20 audio tracks to each Movie Studio Platinum project.
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