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  • Martin Noll

    August 13, 2015 at 7:32 am in reply to: Failed Render

    Did you find a solution? I’ve got the same problem (V11.3.1, OSX 10.10.2).

  • [Dwaine Maggart] “Or do you not see the clip names at all?”

    I don’t see them at all.
    The file extension is existing and that ProRes Clips were rendered by Resolve previously (hence supported format).

    I just discoverd this:

    Resolve can’t deliver ProRes.
    Error message is “Resolve has not the permission to write…”.
    Same message for all drives I connected.
    But Resolve can deliver a DPX version!
    FCP can render ProRes to those locations without any problems.

    So it seems there is an individual Resolve/Quicktime permission problem. And it seems the new system has inherited the problem.
    I already have repaired the permissions with the OSX Disktool.

  • [Dwaine Maggart] “Can you confirm that you don’t see those files in the Library area of the Media page of Resolve?”

    I can’t see the ProRes Clips in the Library area of the Media page. But I can see DPX/TIF sequences in the same folder.

  • no updates were made, but I did two things yesterday:

  • installed 2 memory modules (upgrade from 10GB to 18GB)
  • no problems. Very unlikely that a proper RAM upgrade disables the Quicktime recognation
    to be sure I removed the RAM modules temporaly but the problem remains

  • installed Media Converter for rewrapping h264 [https://media-converter.sourceforge.net/]
  • I had to change permissions in Library/Application Support folder in order to install a converter PlugIn.
    On my clean install system I didn’t install Media Converter. The problem remains.

    I suspect Quicktime components or permissions regarding Quicktime were corrupted.
    Or the Resolve Disk Database is corrupted. I copied the Database folder to the new system. Is there a way to delete all the user & projects and set Resolve to defaults?

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