Rohit Gupta
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Thanks for sending the files. The problem is due to the fact that your encoding app is not updating the timecode in the Cineform metadata. When using Cineform, Resolve currently gives higher priority to the timecode in Cineform metadata. Moving forward, we will change it to just use Quicktime timecode.
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Two clips are enough. You send me a PM on BMD forum or Reduser
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We need the clips so we can reproduce the problem here, and debug it.
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Please post a sample so we can check it out!
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Please post a sample of the original, and the sample of the transcoded file.
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I suppose you will have to provide about this black flickering at top then. If you have purchased the full version of the software, you can contact BMD support with the details, and send the clip and project which will show the problem.
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Are you using Intel or AMD processor?
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Do you have the dongle securely plugged in when running the full version?
Make sure you are using the version downloaded from the Blackmagic support website and not from any 3rd party site/source.
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>>From new RAW files to dnxhd 36 – speed: just 4-11 fps
>>From already used source RAW footage (used to render out to dnxhd yesterday) now when rendered againYour bottleneck is your source drive. When the files are cached in RAM, the render is fast. Get a faster drive for your source!
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On Windows, CUDA is automatically used if you have a NVIDIA GPU.
What is your source footage? Please post details on your system specs.
Can you try doing a DNxHD to DNxHD render, and see what speeds you get?