SynthEyes 2011 (64 bit)

Recommended Minimum PC Configuration:
32-bit version runs under 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Vista, and Windows XP. Supports XP's 3GB mode.
The native 64-bit SynthEyes version* requires a machine running a 64-bit version of Windows 7, Vista, or XP.
Intel or AMD "x86" processor with SSE2, such as a i7, i5, i3, Core/Core 2 Duo, Athlon 64, Opteron, or Pentium 4. Pentium 3 and Athlon XP and MP processors will not work, sorry.
1GB RAM minimum. 2-4 GB typical for pro, HD, and film users. 4+ GB strongly recommended for 8-core and 64-bit systems.
3-button mouse/trackball with middle scroll wheel/button. There are UI features, including click-on/click-off, to help tablet users.
1024x768 or larger display, 32 bit color, with OpenGL support. Large multi-head configurations require graphics cards with sufficient memory.
DirectX 9.0c or later recommended, required for DV and usually MPEG.
Quicktime recommended, required to read .mov files.
Approx 25 MB disk space to install.

Recommended Minimum User Configuration & Fine Print:
Keep the operating system and Quicktime up to date, either automatically or manually. While SynthEyes should work with older versions, sometimes OS vendors make changes that cause problems when SynthEyes is newer than an older operating system file.
A user familiar with general 3-D animation techniques such as keyframing.
A supported 3-D animation or compositing package to export paths and points to. Can be on a different machine or operating system.
The Mac versions can read PC files, and vice versa.
PC, Win64, 32-bit OS X, and 64-bit OS X licenses are separate (4 separate flavors of license) with separate pricing to keep SynthEyes affordable for everyone. It is not a cross-platform or floating license, read more about multiple installs.
The 64-bit Windows version can not read or write Quicktime files: there is no 64-bit Quicktime! The 64-bit Mac version can read and write Quicktime files with some limitations: Apple has provided a converter that sends Quicktime requests to a 32-bit server, though this decreases transfer rate somewhat.
The 64-bit Windows version can read/write AVIs, but third-party 64-bit codec support is limited.