Dwaine Maggart
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Gallery image wipe being black is normally because you are not actually storing the still images that are used for the wipe. By default, stills are stored in the first path defined in the Scratch Disk list in Resolve Preferences / Media Storage. If this is not a valid path that Resolve can write to, then the still images won’t be saved, and you won’t be able to wipe to them. Or, if it’s a project you’ve worked on previously, and the path where the stills were stored is no longer present, you will see black.
You can see what the current stills path is in your currently loaded project by looking in Project Settings / General Options / Working Folders – Gallery stills stored at:
Regarding the Timeline Ref wipe, that involves wiping between 2 selected clips on the timeline. Click on the first clip you want to wipe with. Leaving that clip highlighted, RIGHT click on the second clip you want to wipe with, and select Wipe Timeline Clip. You can now wipe between those 2 clips. Additional details on page 305 of the Resolve manual.
Dwaine Maggart
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Do you have .dat or .cube LUTs? Have you tried putting them in the Arri or Cinespace folders?
Dwaine Maggart
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Hi Eric,
One of the main fixes in 9.1.6 is proper Eucon 3 support. So yes, install 9.1.6 if you want to use Eucon 3. It will also work with Eucon 2.7.1 and 2.6.2.
Dwaine Maggart
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Try uninstalling Resolve, then reinstall.
Dwaine Maggart
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Hi Chad,
Our development folks have your file to examine. We have identical type files with TC on the same audio track that do work. So we are not sure why your file does not work. We are looking into it.
I tested our files and your file feeding an external TC reader box with audio channel 2 out from a BMD HD Link box, which was being fed with the HD-SDI out of a DeckLink card. All the files drove that properly. So really not sure yet why your file is not working like the others in Resolve.
Dwaine Maggart
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This is a known issue. Reverting to an earlier Resolve version is the current solution.
Dwaine Maggart
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Hi Chad,
Thanks for the file. We’re looking into the issue. It doesn’t seem to work for me either, and I’m discussing this with the development folks. I’ll let you know what we come up with.
Dwaine Maggart
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Post a link to it here, or send a link to it to support-usa AT blackmagicdesign DOT com, referencing this thread and mentioning my name.
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For a 3,1 MacPro, you should select 8 bit in the “Video Bit Depth” setting on the Project Settings / Master Project Settings / Video Monitoring area. You should also enable the “Use optimized display mode during playback”.
You didn’t list your OSX version, but if you are using anything earlier than Mountain Lion, you should go to the NVIDIA site and download the Quadro 4000 for Mac driver for your specific OSX version. This driver works for the GTX series of cards as well. Since you have a 500 series card, that should work in Lion or Mountain Lion. GTX 600 series cards will only work with Mountain Lion.
You should also go into Resolve Preferences / System Overview. That will show you what Resolve is using for the GUI and GPU cards. If it’s being used as a GPU card, it will only show the card model number. If it’s being used as a GUI card, it will say GUI after the model number. You don’t want any displays connected to the 580 card.
Dwaine Maggart
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It’s not an issue of Lite vs Full. It should work with either. Do you have a sample clip you could provide that we could check?
Dwaine Maggart
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Support