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DaVinci Resolve 9.1.3 now online
I’m pleased to report we have just posted DaVinci Resolve 9.1.3 on our support web site. It includes general performance and stability improvements and for Mac OS X users support for the new FCPX 10.0.8 XAVC Quicktime workflow.
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You know, I almost didn’t post anything about the XAVC .mov thing the other day because history shows the Resolve team is always a step ahead.
You guys are amazing.
Nate Weaver
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Great thanks for the info peter, looking forward to checking this out at some point!
Before I upgrade as I did to 9.1.1 from 9.0.4, it would be helpful if we could also have a list of what may have been addressed as opposed to just ‘general performance and stability improvements’?
thank you
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This will be my first Davinci Resolve(lite) upversioning. What is the proper way to install the update?
Thanks!
Jordan Mena | Editor | Colorist | Producer
Los Angeles, CA
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJitHxgajDS3y4C0gZjH_ZJihqPLHB32p -
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Hi, we don’t publish anything other than the read me. I suggest you make a back up of your database and export project files if you are part way through a project.
There is no database change with this upgrade so it should be quick… for Mac OS X just download and run. For windows, un-install your old version first. Note for Linux, there is a rocket driver change.
Peter
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I’ve noticed on my system that if you import FCPX xml it still can’t automatically find the files, you need to point it at the “original Media” folder in your FCPX event, then it works.
Steve Connor
There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum
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Very nice!
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Margus
https://iconstudios.eu
https://vimeo.com/iconstudioseu/videosDaVinci 9, OSX 10.7.4
MacPro 5.1 2×2,93 24GB
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Hi,
I cant find any information about the fixes in the read me file?
Stig
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9.1 introduced a bug in Resolve’s 480p Quicktime rendering that remains in 9.1.3
Prior to 9.1, you could render a 1080p timeline out to an anamorphic 480p Quicktime that was perfect for compressing MPEG2’s for DVD. — best software downscaling I’ve ever found and very useful for those times hardware downscaling isn’t available. Since 9.1, the 480p Quicktime outputs now come out wrong — They either have the wrong pixel aspect flag, or they are cropped, I haven’t been able to figure out which. A few others have posted about this and received no response from Blackmagic Design.
Anyone at BMD know when this will be fixed?
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Hi, Could you send us a single source frame, and an expected target clip to davincihelp (at) blackmagicdesign.com and we’ll take a look.
We added support for the NTSC DV PAR, and I can think it might be related to that.
Regards,
Rohit
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