Vagelis Kasapakis
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Hi Eric,
My Euphonix MC color (same hardware and software with Avid artist) works nice and sweet with Resolve 9 Lite. No delay, no strange behavior and I find the compatibility and default buttons setup just fine.
Are you sure you use latest drivers etc?
Maybe you have some network issues?
I use a crossover network cable in port 1 and I disable the other port (internet) for it to work.
I have also set up the panel to use manual IP address, cause else I had connectivity issues and it is very stable now.
system configuration:
Mac pro 8 core mid 2010
Gt120 + GTX 285
16Gb RAM
Decklink HD Extreme 3D -
is there a way to render 16-235 from davinci?
and what about the players, is there any solution to make them all match? -
We use mixdowns mostly for timewarps or fluid stabilize or for some other tricky edits with masks etc. But anyway even without mixdowns, with today’s file based media you can never be sure that the clips in the timeline will have room for handles.
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We use mixdowns mostly for timewarps or fluid stabilize or for some other tricky edits with masks etc. But anyway even without mixdowns, with today’s file based media you can never be sure that the clips in the timeline will have room for handles.
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I tried resolve lite and the avid roundtrip worked more than perfect for me.
You just render from resolve using avid 1:1 mxf into an avid media folder
then in avid you find these renders using the media tool (the nice thing is that you find both media files and master clips)and you copy the master clips in a bin
after this you set the same source to all the master clips (as described in the other avid roundtrip thread here)
and relink the sequence to the imported master clips
the great thing is that you can change the sequence, export aaf and go back to resolve where the sequence is relinked again and all the unchanged clips automatically “relink” to their last color settings
I find this workflow more than perfect, there is nothing that needs to be added (except for more avid codecs like dnxhd to be supported in resolve).
And resolve lite is far more powerfull than any nle’s color correction tools, which makes it the best free application ever for me.