[Rowan Cloete]

Hey AJ

Dealt with that issue by using the saturation curves tool in Lumetri on the offending clips to dial back the offending colour, which would be most often red, sometimes yellow and sometime pink. Mostly I only need to pull it back a very tiny bit for the artifacting to abate, and the loss of red in skintones etc is would be negligible. As it could take quite some time and a few eyeballs to catch all instances on a longer timeline, I’d add this correction to the adjustment layer if in a hurry.

Mac OSX 10.8.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GT640 GUI
GTX770

[Rowan Cloete]

+1, would love to know how to do this.

Mac OSX 10.8.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GT640 GUI
GTX770

[Rowan Cloete]

Though this post is as old as Noah, it is one of few I found dealing with the issue so I thought I’d add to it after stumbling around for an answer for weeks. In Premiere Pro CC 2014, go to file/project settings/general – I’m my case change the renderer from mercury OpenCL to Mercury Cuda and voila, pic back in source window. Pretty sure you’d have the same result if changing to mercury software only.

Mac OSX 10.8.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GT640 GUI
GTX770

[Rowan Cloete]

Turning on optimised display during playback sorted that out – yay!

Mac OSX 10.8.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GT640 GUI
GTX770

[Rowan Cloete]

V01 04 blur nodes 41 fps
V02 08 blur nodes 28 fps
V03 16 blur nodes 16 fps
V04 32 blur nodes 18 fps
V05 64 blur nodes 4 fps
V06 01 NR 2 nodes 12 fps
V07 03 NR 2 nodes 4 fps
V08 06 NR 2 nodes 2 fps

If I turn on the use GUI for the GT640 option, this really slows down. Also, If I enable my decklink output (via HDMI), I also take massive fps hit. Any ideas why? It’s killing me!

Rowan
rowan@longislandtv.co.za

Mac OSX 10.8.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GT640 GUI
GTX770

[Rowan Cloete]

I’m having a pretty similar problem with full Resolve 9.1.5. My setup is

Resolve 9.1.5
Mac Pro 3.1
OSX 10.8.4
14GB RAM
PCI (Slot 1) GTX 770 4GB with external power supply.
PCI (Slot 2) GT 640 4GB (GUI)
PCI (Slot 3) DeckLink HD Extreme 3D+
PCI (Slot 4) HighPoint 1144CM RAID HBA

According to barefeats.com I should be getting up to 90fps setting playback speed to 200fps + playing back HD footage – I’m lucky to get 35fps at the moment.

https://www.barefeats.com/rogue04.html

The present setup runs slower than my GTX580 single card that I’ve just “upgraded”. Something doesn’t add up, and I’m not sure where I’m going wrong.

[Rowan Cloete]

Create a null object and paste the Illustrator path onto it to create a AE mask. The alter the shape of the path, place a keyframe on the mask shape property where you want to the path to start changing. Go the the last position where you want the change to be complete. Reshape the mask here. AE will interpolate to mask shape between these two points to give you a smooth transition of the path. To make the object follow the path, copy this mask’s shape property into the position property of the object. AE will create keyframes of the position over time, that you can manipulate to speed up/slow down the object’s travel (select all position keyframes, hold down alt and drag the last one to drag them all out evenly).

Mac OSX 10.7.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GTX580

[Rowan Cloete]

Aha! Much much obliged Glenn.

Mac OSX 10.7.4
Mac Pro 3,1
14 gig RAM
GTX580

[Rowan Cloete]

Hey there!

I’d like to be able to cast light on your problem, but I am not able to import XML into Resolve 9 Lite at all – the option is greyed out. I assumed that with the full release XML import/export was not longer available. Though yours is coming in at the wrong frame rate, you are able to import XML – I’m stumped! Anyone have any ideas? Thisw is the first post relating to any kind of XML import issue with 9 that I could find…

[Rowan Cloete]

Hi Rohit.

I removed all user accounts but for mine -admin – and the default admin account. Reinstalled and no more error message. Many thanks!