[Paul Provost]

DV 10.1.2 works fine on my mac mini I use for scope box OS 10.9.4

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[Paul Provost]

Issue started way before processors upgrade. Think I was even on titans then. It’s starting to look like a cubix thing. There was a cubix conflict in the past with an early DV 9 I think.

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[Paul Provost]

Premiere is a must. I think fcp 7 sometimes comes across.
If avid is working awesome. Doesn’t hurt to do it and usually helps simplify the aaf XML etc. as of course removing any uneeded clips and dropping everything down to track 1.

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[Paul Provost]

You could switch you broadcast monitor to monochrome

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[Paul Provost]

Well definitely all multicam clips from any nle need to be “committed” or whatever your editor calls it. Also of course any “video mix downs” or nested sequences or anything like that wont translate either. Those types of clips need to be output and recut into the sequence.

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[Paul Provost]

Only one clip not re linking? Not too bad. Conform is doing whatever it takes to get the project right so you can start working. You can end up a down a deep rabbit hole trying to figure out why something is not working as intended. Sometimes it’s a good thing to do that. Sometimes it’s a big waste of time. Colorists are used to this and it’s part of the job. Just get the clip linked and slip it into place.
But it’s probably a reel name issue…

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[Paul Provost]

there must have not been any repos

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[Paul Provost]

no elegant way yet. trim is only for .r3d at the moment. man PAL SD – that’s probably the source of crashes!
duplicate your project in the project manager. also export it to save a backup.
in the duplicate project (or reimported backup) right click in the media page and add a “usage” column – then sort by usage. then you can delete all the clips with “0” usage. Then delete all the sequences you don’t need. then you can use the resolve media manager to copy all the remaining clips in the media bin to a new folder or drive. then relink all the media to that path.
I don’t know of a better way.
except! the fantastic app “RESOLVE COLLECT” available on the apple store

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[Paul Provost]

I’d say it’s a mavericks thing. Started for me when I was forced to go to 10.9.2 due to switching to amd gpus. 10.1.4 for me. Good thing is even though resolve freezes it still let’s you save. But then it’s a hard reboot of Mac.

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[Paul Provost]

You don’t need to import files into resolve to play. You can just play from the media browser in the media page without importing. If he can browse folders he can play video.

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