Dan Moran
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Right click on any thumbnail on the color page timeline and click export LUT. Done 🙂
You can also select multiple clips and make multiple luts this way.
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Dan Moran
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Smoke & Mirrors: London
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Simon is right I live there these days!
Resolve uses a PostSQL database so you can do it a couple of ways. One way is to do it via the Resolve interface. Click the little icon down the bottom right of the user login page and you will see a backup option. Click and save it to dropbox etc.. done!
PostSQL can also be scheduled to backup via a script so we have a script that at 1am stops the database, uses a command called PG_Dump which makes a backup file of the database and then starts it again.
Thats on our Linux system but I’m sure it would work just as well on a mac!
Hope this helps 🙂
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Dan Moran
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Scene Detection is still available by right clicking on the clip you want to scene detect.
Also just to mention I’ve been using Resolve 9 for two months and rendered hours of material with no issues so hopefully this will never happen again to anyone!
I also back up my database every night at 1am and keep incrimental backups for 6months to make sure we’re covered so I would try and backup if possilbe!
Hope this helps.
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Dan Moran
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If you are doing a flim out job you get the print emulation LUT’s from the Lab doing the film out. They will normally charge you for the pleasure too
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Dan Moran
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You might get lucky but I have found postgreSQL is not the easiest thing to restore from a time machine backup.
I think your best contacting davinci help about this as its quite tricky!
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Dan Moran
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Dan Moran
August 3, 2012 at 7:57 am in reply to: DaVinci Resolve 9 B1 on Linux won’t read Quicktime reference filesH.264 is working perfectly on my system. I’m running build 50 here. 1920×1080 h.264 25fps if that helps!
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Dan Moran
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Yay! Can Finally speak about it. It’s awesome! We’ve been using it in production here on real world commercial jobs on both our Linux Resolves for the last month and it’s been rock solid and amazing.
Well done BMD!
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Dan Moran
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I find it quite unlikely that any of Nick @ Antler Post’s LUT’s are not 100% accurate. He’s the dude when it comes to color science.
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Dan Moran
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If you have any grades you want to preserve use batch copy instead of batch unlink. That will copy all the current grades to the clips and break the link.
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Dan Moran
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On Linux you can manually tell it to mount on /Volumes/
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Dan Moran
Colourist
Smoke & Mirrors: London
http://www.danmorancolor.com/blog