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3D Compositing and Visual Effects Design Tool
Autodesk® Flare™ television post-production software is a cost-effective way to build upon your investment in Autodesk® Flame® visual effects and finishing software. As a creative subset of Flame, Flare includes Batch and the Action 3D compositing environment, making it a great companion for creative and support tasks for fast-paced commercial or broadcast work. With multiple Flare stations connected to your Flame suite, you can expand your business to handle more projects and build a more efficient post-production pipeline.
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- Software-only version of the Batch procedural compositing environment with 3D compositing and certain third-party plug-in support
- Creative tools for keying, paint, tracking, 3D text, color correction, warping, and morphing
- Tools for support tasks, such as rotoscoping, file I/O, retouching, dust removal, project setup, and key extraction
- Autodesk® Burn® background rendering software frees up your online suite for more creative tasks
- Flexible configurations enable you to complete complex projects faster:
- Use Flare as a stand-alone creative application
- Pair multiple Flare seats with Flame for remote sharing of media and metadata
- Floating license support provides flexibility within your facility
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System Requirements
Operating System
To run Autodesk® Flare™ software, your system must support one of these operating systems:
Operating System |
Version |
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® Desktop with Workstation Option for 64-bit x86-64 AMD/Intel® operating sytem |
5.2, 5.3 |
CentOS for 64-bit x86-64 AMD/Intel |
5.2, 5.3 |
Determining the Appropriate OS
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® operating system is a commercial Linux distribution, which requires a subscription fee. Red Hat offers several types of enterprise-class support, along with training, documentation, and consulting. This distribution is recommended for most users, especially if you need assistance with Linux system administration and configuration. Note that Autodesk does not provide Linux system administration and configuration support. For more information, contact Red Hat.
CentOS is a free, enterprise-class Linux distribution derived from the Red Hat Enterprise Linux sources. It is built and maintained by the online community. Unofficial support and documentation are freely available online, through mailing lists, and discussion groups. Use this distribution if you are an experienced Linux user and do not need support with Linux system administration and configuration. For more information, contact CentOS.
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