[Doug Beatty]

Same deal – upgraded to 3.0, panel is detected in EuCon, but refuses to connect to Resolve or Redcine X. Downgraded to 2.7.1, re-installed Davinci 9.1.5, repaired permissions and I’m up and running again.

OSX 10.8.3

[Doug Beatty]

Nope- this isn’t just limited to the Lite version.

I just finished a round tripped half hour project from Premiere CS6->Resolve 9.1 via FCP XML->Premiere and no matter what I did, Resolve forced the conform to a 24fps timeline.

We shot 4K R3D at 23.976 and worked on a Premiere sequence with those exact settings.

I verified that the 23.976 flags in the exported FCP XML were correct True

Prior to the import, master settings were set to 23.976 playback and the 23.976 R3D clips were brought into the Resolve media pool under those settings, and clip info confirmed that Resolve read them as 23.976

On the conform page, I imported the FCP XML and was met with a window warning me that the imported sequence had a different fps than the project settings.

This is bad because the 23.976 offline video would not link to the grade, and I missed a deadline trying to trouble shoot drifting audio back in Premiere.

The only solution was to go ahead and render out to true 24fps and then bring the video back into Premiere and right click the MOV in the bin->source settings->force frame rate to 23.976

[Doug Beatty]

I have a CalDigit SuperSpeed PCI Express Card and am running into the same issue. I tried uninstalling, re-installing and repairing disk permissions as you suggested and I’m still stuck.

I previously had the Resolve 9 Beta installed, but did a clean uninstall from the Resolve 8 disk and rolled back to 8.

I’m on a Hackintosh running OSX 10.6.8. The Caldigit card still works in both slots, but plugging the dongle into one of the ports doesn’t work either.

What Caldigit driver are you using?

[Doug Beatty]

I have the same error, Resolve 8.2

Working on a 5 minute timeline, but Resolve would not link any of the longer takes that resulted in r3d split clips:

Shot on Scarlet X @ 4K/24fps
Edit in Premiere CS5.5 -> Export FCP XML
**ERROR** split r3ds do not load

To (mostly) correct this I made a copy of my sequence, flattened it in Premiere, deleted all the audio and then re-exported an XML. Load the XML into RCX 14 and everything loads fine.

Delete the slugs at the beginning and end of my RCX timeline and export the clips as r3d trims into a folder separate from the source.

Re-import the trimmed r3ds back into Premiere and re-link the problem source clips with the new trimmed r3ds.

This worked for everything with the exception of one shot and it’s maddening. Even starting a new sequence loading in the 3 trimmed files gives the “Timecode Extents Doesn’t Match” error.