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> Otherwise yes. That indicates that Premiere sends frames with a tint to Neat Video. Premiere processes input frames differently in presence of the plug-in (and similarly in presence of other effects including some built-in ones). Premiere switches its processing from GPU to CPU path and that cause...

Do you see the tint already in the Prepare Noise Profile tab of the plug-in?

Re-installing FCP may help but it should be done correctly as well. Please contact support [at] neatvideo.com for details.

Thank you.

Support for RTX 2080 was added in the version 4.8.5. Please update the plug-in to that or newer version.

Thank you very much! We are also very satisfied that we can make the plug-in faster by adapting it to the new hardware.

Yes, we are preparing an update for M2. Soon.

That GPU is not yet supported but you can help us support it faster. Please contact support [at] neatvideo.com by e-mail.

If you purchased a v4 Pro OFX license, then the Linux version of that v4 Pro OFX plug-in should be in your account. If you purchased a license for v5 Pro plug-in for Resolve, then the Linux version of that plug-in should be there as well. Generally: - v5 OFX plug-in does not work in Resolve; - v5 pl...

> nothing in it

That is normal. It is designed to store the profiles that you create during your work.

Normally, both should be not under OneDrive, but here:
\Users\kenb\Documents\Neat Video v5 for Premiere\Presets\
\Users\kenb\Documents\Neat Video v5 for Premiere\Profiles\

Have you checked (on the disk) the folders specified in that window shown above?

Have you changed those two settings manually or these were the default settings?

Vlad

Yes, you would need to create a project/composition and set up all filters in GUI first, and only then you would be able to render the project using the CLI of Nuke.

Unfortunately no, we do not currently have it in the development plans. You may want to explore using the command line interface to start the host application that will in turn use the plug-in. That is directly possible with AE and Nuke as far as I know. Other host applications may offer a command l...

Unfortunately v3.x cannot work on M1 and Ventura.
These new Mac machines require the new v5 plug-ins. You can test the v5 Demo freely available in the Download page.

FCPX does have some issues on M1 as well as on Intel machines. The issues that may affect Neat Video are documented in this page.

These results look similar to previous measurements from Ultra, so it works as expected.

Thank you,
Vlad