[Juan Salvo]

Well the behavior you were describing was what would happen if you had a job in the queue. It’s hard for me to say what could be wrong. But I would try different setting in the output queue. Are you using a preset? Want to post a screen grab of your setting, might be easier to spot if something is off.

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Sounds like you’ve got a job in your queue with in/out set. I would encourage you to check out the new manual it’s pretty helpful on this.

If you use the X in the job queue to clear out that job first. Then add a new job with the appropriate settings. Make sure you set all of the job tasks the way you want, and then add the job to queue, so that there is only one job in the queue, it should work.

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Nice Josh! I just feed the key from one node to the next in the chain. By default the key gets inverted, but you can re-invert the key and there by affect the same portion of the image. On the panels its a matter of adding an outside node, then invert, and repeat as many times as desired.

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Pedro I just noticed your signature, are you using Snow Leopard? SL does not support the 500 series cards, only 400. Lion and Mountain Lion support 500s and Mountain Lion also supports 600s. This is all spelled out on the macvidcards site.

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Have you followed Dave’s instruction for installation in the macvidcards site?

https://macvidcards.com/2011/29/fermi-cards-come-to-the-mac-pro/

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Yes, I’d check out the media manager sections of the fcp documentation.

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The driver element for Decklink is in the resolve install.. might need to run installer to get third party io support for other apps like fcp/prp/avid… but resolve will output through decklink without any additional software.

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I always prep and consolidate in FCP or originating NLE. But agree some sort of consolidate and prune function would be really useful.

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Does this footage have reel name and timecode? If so you should be able to first bring clips in to media pool. Then import XML. And it should conform to the footage in your pool. However if the material doesn’t have unique reel or tc info this gets much trickier. Id recommend using fcp’s media manager to consolidate material to a single folder first.

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Yep. Bug. You don’t need to install the decklink drivers manually they get installed by the davinci installer. I would uninstall decklink and rerun davinci installer..

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