64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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Dragonsoulj
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64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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Any hopes of a 64-bit version of Resolume for Windows?

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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yes, as far as I know, they are working on it.

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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Add me to the 64bit bandwagon

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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+1 but for Mac

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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As a side note, I saw Joris mention version 6 being 64-bit (and Quicktime free). So I guess we sit and wait. Date mentioned was "not this year (2016)".

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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Is your memory load so heavy, or why do you want a 64bit version?

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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We've definitely hit the upper barrier of 32-bit, and have plenty of room to expand as the machine has 32GB of RAM, just not with Resolume.

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Re: 64-Bit Resolume for Windows

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francoe wrote:Is your memory load so heavy, or why do you want a 64bit version?
Because 32bit software versions can use a maximum of 4 gigs of ram with large physical address extension code.
Otherwise typical 32bit apps use 2 gigs of ram. Doesn't matter how much memory you got, it is limited to that much.

64bit version apps and depending on OS version can access around 128 gigs or more.

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