Peter Chamberlain
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Hi,
When you enable or disable a clip/track the viewer should show the highest level clip. You may also like to check the option on master project settings, ‘Show offline clip through conform gaps’. Try putting a totally different clip in the V2 position to double check its switching or not.
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Hi, please let us know the CUDA driver you are using and which version of Resolve Lite? Have you recently upgraded some other driver, or OS? Is the driver for the DeckLink installed?
All these details will assist.
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Hi, can you provide the detail for the CUDA and also the NVIdia GPU driver? Which exact version of Resolve do you have? You mention that you re-install QT, which exact version?
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The RMD metadata is applied but as its in the r3D decoder process you dont see an indication in Resolve, other than the image change.
Try starting a new project and then import a clip with a known big grade in the RMD.
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Peter Chamberlain
October 19, 2012 at 5:08 am in reply to: Just an FYI for Mixed Frame Rates problemThanks for letting us know.
rgds
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Peter Chamberlain
October 19, 2012 at 5:07 am in reply to: HSL or tracking not working with alexa log-c footage (v8.2)Hi Michael, I dont see that here so cant imagine what it may be. When will you make the step to 9.0.2…. there are 100 new features compared to 8.2?
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Hi Andrew, i’m sorry, i dont understand your question. Are you referring to the ‘All-Color-PTZR’ setting that changes which elements of the keyframe timeline are being adjusted., i.e. just the PTZR or just a corrector node? On the BMD panels this is a button push, on the software only version a keyboard shortcut. Could you explain what you are attempting to do?
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Peter Chamberlain
October 18, 2012 at 4:22 am in reply to: DV9 Playback slower in timeline than in conform, nothing done to the grade yetHi, have you tried the 9.0.2 release as yet. If that doesnt help please email the tech guys at
davincihelp (at) blackmagicdesign (dot) com.
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Hi Tobias, Resolve reads the RMD when the clip is loaded into the Media Pool. If you make changes to a RMD after the clip is in the media pool none of those changes are applied. But you also need to in Camera Raw settings ask Resolve to decoding use the camera metadata and not some other setting, like the RED default or a project. You can find that in the project settings. Then on an individual clip, you can use the RMD settings or select clip and make changes.
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Peter Chamberlain
October 17, 2012 at 12:55 pm in reply to: Still dealing with mixed frame rate problemIn mixed frame rate mode, if you render each source clip Resolve will do that at the source frame rate. If FCP is adding frames, its likely that you will need to trim those when you round trip. If you render one clip, Resolve will render at the timeline rate. You mention that its a finished show so I’m not sure why are you need to render with handles. Finally, back up you project and database and try 9.0.2 as we have a number of improvements there and one may be related to your issue, not that I recall this exact situation from any other reports.
If you don’t have success, I would trim the clips in FCP as a workaround and them email the XML to davincihelp (at) BlackMagicDesign (dot) com so the guys can review.
Peter