Peter Chamberlain
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Hi Johan, please refer to our config guide for details of what will work. Based on the card you mention my guess is that and the motherboard itself may be too old.
PeterMac Resolve Lite Config Guide: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/detail?sid=3948&pid=11735&leg=false&os=mac
Windows Resolve Lite Config. Guide https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/detail?sid=3948&pid=11735&leg=false&os=win
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My guess is you previously had a disk name and folder location called ‘Volumes/resolve_Bay’ that you do not have now. Check your hardware preferences to make sure you have this folder listed and if you have changed your storage you may need to update the gallery still location in the project settings.
Assuming you can move to 64 bit OS… v9.0.3 has been out for some time and has 100+ new features over v8.2
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HI, your board combination is unusual but either way, following the config guide Supermicro system will offer the best performance as it has four independent x16 slots.
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A Resolve full license system will not run as Resolve Lite if the dongle is removed. They are two separate apps with significant code difference to prevent the Lite from becoming a full version.
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In terms of using the Lite application and then exporting the project to the Full Resolve, this will work seamlessly. When you finish grading just save. If you install the full version on the same machine when you open the project again you will have the new features that the full version offers.
If you are using Lite on one system and full on another, use the project export to save the project metadata in Lite, then Import that project into the Full Resolve. Copy all the source files to the full system, relink the shots in the media pool and continue.
The bigger issue will be if your full system has the resources to render 4K frames which will be a combination of the GPUs you use and the number of node corrections etc.
Peter
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Great job Sascha.
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I suggest you select a lot faster GPU for DaVinci processing. The Q4000 is very lite compared to the new GTX 6xx series.
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The challenge I think you will have is running out of GPU memory. A 5k x 3k image is quite big, a lot bigger than DCI 4K for example, and thus 3GB or more GPU ram might be needed.
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The v9 scopes in Resolve are very accurate, they do however show data levels not the traditional video levels that the Ultrascope displays.
I dont recommend running any scope apps on the Resolve computer at the same time as Resolve as resources limits will hurt performance.
The HD-SDI out of the DeckLink HD Extreme 3D+ will normally connect to the grading monitor and look to the UltraScope HD-SDI input.
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Sorry Marcus, that shortcut has been deprecated in favour of the ‘Go To’ command.
Peter