is davinci resolve studio worth it reddit

Versions of Resolve before 16xxx didn't have this issues.Īnd I always use the latest GPU drivers offered by NVidia, not the nouveau driver given by distribution. My problem is that many of my old mp4 files will produce trouble while encoding. I always do the final encoding outside from Resolve.

My humble suggestions would be to check or reinstall the GPU drivers, and deliver on a mezzanine codec to do final encoding on another software, like handbrake.

Yes on Linux Resolve is picky about formats, but for me is a fair price to pay to have such a complete video workstation at disposal. Only issues I had it was with a cheapo hdmi capture device, solved by converting in a mezzanine codec in kdenlive. Working with Lumix, several action cameras, Fimi drone footage no problem, obviously after converting the audio track to pcm with ffmpeg.

Kobayashi wrote:I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, and for me has been as stable as it gets. In the past these steps were not necessary.ĭavinci is the fastest and best software I know which is running under Linux, that was the reason for me to buy it!Īctually I'm a little bit disappointed about the way it goes. Import is ok but most of the time without sound, so I have to extract sound as. Sometimes I get video clips from customers to work on, the most of them are using H.264 or H.265. But the higher the version get, support for H.264 and H.265 files get's more worse! That what I'm criticizing! There's no sound, I know! With version 15.xxx import, decode and encode wasn't a problem. If they don't do it, we charge them to do it for them.īut: I'm doing paied videos for customers among other things with my DJI Mavic 2 Pro Hasselblad drone for example. I always tell our clients to transcode these to simpler file formats with less overhead, like DNxHD or ProRes, prior to conform and final color. Marc Wielage wrote:I always say, H.264 and H.265 files are not great for post.

Is davinci resolve studio worth it reddit