The way Resolve uses the GPU has often given me a lot of grief. What is the mediainfo of your 4K footage and what hardware, OS and Resolve version you are using ? I'm going to have to go back to my other NLEs which edit 4K flawlessly. What does the Timeline resolution mean in the scheme of things? What does the monitor resolution mean? No of this is explained anywhere. If my source footage is 4K and my Timeline is HD, what happens when I render out in 4K? Is it converted from 4K down to HD and then upscaled to 4K losing quality? If I set the Timeline resolution to HD I don't get errors. Is there no workflow that doesn't cause it to crash every 10 seconds? After changing every setting I could find in the software from optimizing media to running in proxy, there simply isn't anyway to make it reliable. Is this software is complete garbage? Why anyone would buy the paid version is beyond me. Rendering out the footage also results in the wrong video clips in the wrong places in the video or the video stuck using a clip for the rest of the render. Name Harvesting.HaveBlue wrote:I'm constantly having the same issue as well editing 4K footage.Work samples provided by artists should speak for themselves An expected number of hours for the job.A rate - hourly, daily, weekly, etc or flat.Job Postings Job postings must include:.Memes on Meme Monday Posts flaired with Meme Monday that are not posted on a Monday will be removed.No Ranting We're sorry to hear Resolve's not working for you, but unless you're asking for help, "I'm leaving Resolve" or rants about problems will be removed.If your post is answered by something in the subreddit wiki or the week's FAQ Friday, it will be removed. If your post is about what hardware to buy, it belongs in the megathread. Check the Megathreads, FAQ Fridays, and Wiki Before Posting Hardware questions must be posted in the hardware megathread.Posts Must be Related to DaVinci Resolve or Fusion Posts unrelated to features or functions in Resolve and/or Fusion will be removed and you'll be redirected to other resources.Clickbait and misrepresenting your tutorial's content will result in post removal.
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