Juan Salvo
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You can’t have any “free floating nodes”. Delete all the unconnected nodes and you should see picture.
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Sure, it’s possible. Just buy the full resolve dongle.
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Nope. Definitely look at the manual. Lots to dig in to.
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Deja vu, dude!
I’ve not seen non-flashed cards running at half speed, and I’ve run lots of non-flashed cards. CUDA has direct memory access and isn’t limited by driver issues related to OpenGL or OpenCL.
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I’ve not seen them running at half speed, no. Why don’t you try one out and see how it goes. Can always pay Dave to flash it for you after.
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This is covered in the manual. It’s called conforming. You export XML from FCP bring that into resolve, tell it to link to the original camera files (ie DNG).
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First situation: get out of h264
Second situation: your single gtx680 needs more gpu ram, and more gpus. RAW debayer is pretty taxing.
Overall faster drives would help as would a dual CPU config.
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In resolve 9, davinci added a disk based database as an option instead of the Postgres database that’s usually used. I believe it’s now the default in the lite version.
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You can get them pretty high by lifting the clip… there are two controls on the soft clips… clipping and softness. Raise the clip level and you can get a rather high amount of lift.
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