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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Cinesync 5
Here are the significant new features of Cinesync 5:
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A new infrastructure designed for more streamlined reviews.
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A new local player, available via cineSync Play.
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OTIO support.
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OCIO v2.x (previous versions support OCIO v1).
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Full support for frame playback in multiple formats, including OpenEXR.
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Support for layers.
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New compare modes – wipe, top/bottom, A/B.
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Support for separate audio tracks.
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On-screen text tool.
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Localization/language support—the first version supports Chinese, with more languages to be added.
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Encryption and Watermarking for transferred files
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Integration with Amazon S3 & AliCloud for file transfer
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SDI output
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HDR support
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Added support for Hires encoded files within the Ftrack Integration
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Added ability to enable and disable Colour Grading
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Added option to log all Ftrack and ShotGrid communication
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Playlist Folders
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Ability to mute guests' volume
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Ability to revoke guests' ability to control and draw
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Improved fullscreen controls and playlist
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LUTs
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File sequence support
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Iconik integration
The majority of existing Cinesync 4 Pro features will be available in Cinesync 5 Pro, with some exceptions.
Updates coming soon include:
- Integration with Aspera for file transfer
No, accessing Cinesync 5 will not come with an additional price if you already have a Cinesync account. Cinesync 5 is available today as a free upgrade to existing paid Cinesync subscriptions. If you have an existing Cinesync account, you can use and explore Cinesync 5 for free while retaining Cinesync 4 for current projects.
Please note: When you have a paid Cinesync account with Cinesync 4, you cannot use the same credentials on Cinesync 5. You need to enter those credentials into this website: https://5.cinesync.com/onboard/ or contact support@cinesync.com for assistance
Macintosh
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Mac OS X 10.14 or later
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At least 4gig of ram
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An internet connection that allows access to whitelisted addresses on port 443
Windows
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Windows 10 or later
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At least 4gig of ram
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An Intel or AMD GPU that supports OpenGL 4.1 or greater
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An internet connection that allows access to whitelisted addresses on port 443
Linux
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Any 64 bit system that has GLIBC version 2.17 or later.
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At least 4gig of ram
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An Intel or AMD GPU that supports OpenGL 4.1 or greater
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An internet connection that allows access to whitelisted addresses on port 443
Please note: System requirements are based on playing a 1920 x 1080 movie encoded using H.264
Cinesync 5 communicates via port 443 and requires connections to the following addresses:
Previous versions of Cinesync connected via port 5068, but Cinesync 5 does not need access to port 5068
cineSync Play is the downloadable app used to run cineSync 5. The cineSync Play app is the fully-enabled local player version of cineSync, with local-only, frame-accurate playback and review of high-res frame sequences, OTIO and OCIO support, and more—all without needing to sign up for a license.
cineSync Play also comes integrated with any Ftrack license, so you can browse media, notes, and information in cineSync Play and then add feedback to your production plan.
We’re also working towards functionality enabling studios to easily integrate cineSync Play into their pipelines.
Cinesync 5 supports most of the major video and image formats as well as multi-page PDFs and audio files including .mp4 and .wav
cineSync 5 also supports frame playback for image sequences, including DPX, EXR, and Cineon, as well as file sequences, including OTIO sequences
You can report bugs or suggest features by sending us an email at support@cinesync.com.
Alternatively, you can send your ideas to us directly from the Cinesync interface via the Help menu.