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“Failed to intialize RED Decoder with the configured number of decoders” What does that mean?
When opening DaVinci 10, I get each time following error message: “Failed to intialize RED Decoder with the configured number of decoders” What does that mean?
Mac Pro 2012 12 core 12 Gig RAM
MacVidCards GTX 570 2.5GB RAM
Decklink HD + latest dirvers
I tihnk latest CUDA and latest GTX drivers (although 570 is not listed on NVidia site for Mac – so I hope I picked the right drivers)
It was working fine, then suddenly stopped, even though nothing changed (except quitting and restarting Resolve, just before problem first appeared) . Now it plays super slow, and there are black frames in Red footage
I restarted, no avail.
I know all the obvious stuff, like setting debayer to lower res, and anyway none of those setting changed since everything was working fine
Do I need a cold boot?
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3 Replies
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Hi Robert, do you have multiple Resolve apps on the machine? I recall this error shows when users try switching between versions of Resolve without doing a full install each time…. just editing application names is not recommended. If this is not the case then please grab logs using ‘Capturelog’ and post a link so someone can review.
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Thanks Peter!
I’ll do that when I have a chance. I figured out that if I delete all the cache files the problem goes away, and that the problem only occurs when I use rendered previews of one or more clips. Problem being: That warning. Very slow loading of projects list upon opening. Very slow playback.
It would be great if
A) Resolve had a ‘Purge Cache” function, that could automatically purge upon quit of the user desires, and rendered clips were written over after a change (as it is now it tends to fill a hard drive…)
B) Rendered clips were persistent/reloaded between sessions. Not sure why that is not the case, or who would consider it better to re-render all previews every time they load a session. On a feature film it can become a big deal.
Another strange behavior is that of I use a GTX 570 for both GUI and render (as I will do if I am switching quickly between Resolve and Premiere) even if I check on “Use Gui For Compute” it gives me a non-realtime warning – even though in the end it works fine. (Second GUI card is tiny card only for Gui (Gt130)
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Hi Robert, can you please tell me where do I delete the cache files?
Thanx
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