My GTX machines still work perfectly fine to this day, but if you're investing into a new machine, I wouldn't buy something 2 generations old, I would try to future proof myself as much as i can, who knows what things will be like in 5 years, why not invest into something that can still hold it's wo...

Yass! I've worn my 3 shirts down to almost nothing, time to restock my closet

According to the resolume benchmark spreadsheet that puts the gpu on par with a nvidia 980, which is honestly a lot better than i thought it would be. The m1 benchmarks i've seen have been slightly better than an integrated intel gpu, so this is very useful info to share. Thanks

Yeah, i'm not interested in the clean files. The noisy files will be closer to real world files and would reflect the performance of a typical show. could you retest with those files?
Thanks

Would love for you to run the 4k "dirty" benchmark and see how many layers you can get before it drops below 60fps. There's been a few people asking.

Here's a quick video on how to group slices using dummy screens in advanced output. Hope this helps
https://vimeo.com/483197549

It should be 1:1. I would just copy and paste your slices you want to group into a new screen. since it's a copy and paste everything should be 1:1.
If you would like me to make a small video demonstrating this, I could get to that later on today. lmk

Wouldn't it be easier to duplicate those slices in a new screen and then just drag in the screen, rather than grouping or locking slices inside the slice menu? Also having them in their own screen gives you the ability to change position and size on the fly if you need it

Sorry, I miss understood. I thought Ctrl+r was already a working shortcut and you wanted a way to map that keyboard shortcut to a midi controller. You're saying that ctrl+r doesn't give you the option to rename a clip. THAT, I am fan of

+1 for this request

This is already a feature