[Roman Stricker]

I’ll try this though I’d bet 10 bucks this won’t make a difference. Using GUI for GPU is already turned off. I’ll get back with the result…

[Roman Stricker]

Full version, 11.3.1
But I guess the problem starts already on the OS-level. As I wrote: in the system profiler only one Titan is detected correctly. The other one is just described as “display” and it says that “no kext is loaded”.

But I should add this: I removed one of the Titans today to replace it with the ATI RADEON 5770 that originally came with the MacPro. That one was in deed correctly identified by the system profiler… (It didn’t appear in Resolve’s preferences though but I am not sure if it meet’s the criteria to be recognized by Resolve as a GPU in the first place.

[Roman Stricker]

Nope, nothing else, just those two Titan-X and I don’t have a RED Rocket…

[Roman Stricker]

Cool, didn’t know that. Thanks so much, Pedro!

[Roman Stricker]

Thanks Job, for your really quick reply!

Yes, seeing the PROAV folder made me suspicious as well. I must say that working with XDCAM is not my daily bread and when I had to deal with it for the last time about a year ago seeing just the typical Mac volume icon instead of a Sony professional disc icon on your desktop was a clear indicator for a missing XDCAM driver. In that case you would see the PROAV folder but no Clip folder, no Subclip folder and so on.
But in my case I in fact did see the professional disc icon on the desktop as well as the clip folder, the PROAV folder was just there in addition. So I thought okay, something new, what ever…
So I guess I do have the XDCAM driver installed. XDCAM Drive utility claims version 3.4.0 to be onboard.
Also strange: If I use the regular import procedure on the same clip I do get eight tracks of audio and everything is fine. It just happens when using Link to AMA that I am presented with only track A1…

Got any clue?!?

[Roman Stricker]

Hi Pat,

I got the same issue here and can’t find a solution. How did you solve your problem back in February?

Cheers,

Roman

[Roman Stricker]

Thanks, Eric!

[Roman Stricker]

Okay, I guess I found the answer myself:
Those two AAFs are not referenced to the same files, which is very likely why Resolve can’t copy the grades.
In timeline 1 I was working with DNxHD MXF files, produced by the Media Composer when exporting the AAF (originally the material in the Media Composer’s timeline were AMA linked R3Ds).
Then I decided to convert those parts of the clips I needed with Red Cine X to ProRes444 files – keeping the same file name but not excatly the same starting TC.

So my question now changes: Is there a way to “tell” Resolve that though these files are different in lenght and Codec they are still the samein terms of the relevant content (the actual image) and that these grades ought to be copied automatically instead of using copy paste?

But maybe I was wrong in the first place to transfom the files from RED RAW to ProRes444 anyway.
I’m on the current Mac Pro Dual 6-core 3,06 GHz, 24 GB RAM, Quadro FX4000 as GPU, NO Red Rocket, and I am working mainly with 4K material coming from an EPIC.
Still figuring out a reasonable workflow …