Rohit Gupta
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On Linux and Windows, Resolve support NVIDIA/CUDA cards.
On Mac OSX, Resolve supports both NVIDIA and ATI cards but only if they are certified for use on the Mac platform. It doesn’t seem like there’s a Mac version of the HD 7770 available at this point of time.
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This issue has been fixed in 8.2 beta 4. There was an issue with timecode reading in 23.976 MXF files.
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In the media pool, select all the clips, and then use the “Change Parent Directory” function:
From: D:MEDIAR3D
To: /Volumes/MEDIA/R3D -
Try the following to see if it helps:
Add the following line to the Debug tab in the DaVinci Resolve Preferences widget, then save, then exit Resolve and relaunch.
System.Record.Lookahead = 5
Also – can you send a log captured immediately after a hang to our help email – davincihelp (at) blackmagic-design.com
/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/CaptureLogs.app
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>>Also the selection of a channel to use as matte.
You can already do that – it’s been there for a while since V8 or V8.1 – can’t remember.
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Your left and right eye EDL should be exactly the same to start with. Resolve should typically not allow you to associate them together if the edit is not exactly the same.
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Try switching monitoring to 8-bit. The 2008 Mac pro needs that setting.
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Hi Ryan,
Could you please test with Media Express, and see if you have better luck getting the SDI working? This will rule out any issues specific to the Resolve 8.2 beta software on Windows.
Regards,
Rohit -
Hi,
I just checked this here or 8.2 beta and it seems to work for me.
This is what I did.
1. Setup a project at HD, use a Circular Windows, and apply a grade.
2. Go back to Config page, change the resolution to PAL
3. Come back to Color page, the window is correctly resized, and still effects the same part of the pictureRegards,
Rohit