Brandon Thomas
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Another option is if you bring the new sequence in as a new project, you can use ColorTrace to apply the grades (including dynamics) to the new edit. The thing i don’t like about just bringing in a new xml, is if you have a lot of versions for a shot, Resolve just defaults to version 1, so you have to go case by case and apply the proper version.
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Juan has the right idea.
I’d set up each different resolution on a different video track. Grade the project in context at 1080, then save versions of the project for each resolution you’ve got. Change the project resolution in the Config, tab, disable the video tracks with footage from the different resolutions, and render all the shots of the same frame size. Then repeat for the other resolutions you need..
should be relatively painless with a little set up.
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i think that guy was the exception to the rule.
I’ve had Resolve crash on Export+, but once i relaunch Resolve and try again, it usually works fine. Hasn’t happened to me recently though.
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i dont think any products are actually shipping yet.
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do your files have a .mov extension?
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In config, set your playback framerate to what you’re wanting it to be.
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you can use pgadmin to export the database, and then restore that to your system.
https://f1.creativecow.net/3752/1538resolvedbbackup
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Dwaine was able to salvage my data. Can’t thank him/Blackmagic Support enough.
A friendly reminder to “Backup early. Backup often.”
Thanks again, Dwaine!
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The latest drivers should be fine.
Does the Quadro show up in the system profiler?
Are your monitors plugged into the 5770?
Did you plug in power to the Quadro?