Art Stretovych
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Ok, that’s a false alarm. Found it on an Resolve Install DVD.
Pardon me.Artem.
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Hi Sasha!
Excuse me for stupid question, but there’s one thing I can’t get: which DVD are you talking about? Where do I get the source footage?
Thanx,
Artem.
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Eric,
this option is at general options tab and is called Automatically cue frames into timeline clips. But unfortunately that doesn’t affect the wipes in v.9.
Anish,
thanks a lot, that helped me!
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When I watched the presentation of Resolve 9 with Alexis Van Hurkman – it’s been clearly said that some new features like Log grading are only available by mousing.
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Is there any variable speeds in your cut? I figured out recently that’s a huge trouble with conforming variables.
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Thanx Jeremy,
that’s exactly what I did before rolling back to 8.2.2, but still I will have to clear things about colortrace out, as I tried it for the first time – it didn’t come out as well as it could. Thanks again!
Artem
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So anyway, this beta isn’t stable enough for work. I’ve rolled back to 8.2.2. Btw, database restoring from version 9 appears to be a piece of cake.
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Margus, thanx for your input.
Apparently the project wasn’t moved, or modified, so… And I don’t know where to find project file in finder – is it somehow possible?
Artem
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Dmitry, thank you anyway for being involved. Will keep trying to figure sit out.
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Dmitry,
thanx for your reply. Do you mean system permissions?
What I did was that I verified system hard drive – it appeared to have some issues, so I fixed it with Disk Utility. No effect. Then I exported my project and imported under a Guest user in Resolve – no effect again. Though I do can save that project and change it, grabbing a still crashes Resolve. Created a test project with a small piece of the original timeline – no problems with taking stills.
Is there a way to check permissions on the project file itself in Finder?
Artem