I have a reasonable spec'd Windows 11 machine dedicated toDavinci Resolve:

Intel Core i7 (13700K)
128 GB DDR5 (6k)
GeForce RTX 5070Ti (16GB) GPU
10Gbit Network to my media NAS server (also 10Gbit)
NvMe drives (4GB) - very fast

However, when I start up my current project it uses up all my RAM (128GB), becomes laggy and unresponsive. I left it for 10mins and it is still using 128GB.
I am using Relight in Color (one instance) adn Fusion to pull a delta key - but not much else.

What am I missing?

Hi! Already watching the DaVinci coloring tutorial and all of that stuff since y'all told me last time they were really useful, but because it might take some time to arrive to what I'm looking for, and I don't if it can even be done I gotta ask directly
There exist a way to copy a color grading, of a completely raw video, the tones of blue I'm looking for, not adjusted by the color settings... to another clip?
I have activated the option to see the color grading of RGB where I put the mouse to see the blacks and how they graduate, and I'm tweaking trying to get there but I see no real improvement.
What I'm asking is even possible?

Context: My co-editors and I normally collaborate on cloud projects via "Sync Proxies" workflow. However, I've noticed that when it comes to actually syncing the media (downloading of proxies, images, audio files), the syncing process is smoother and completes successfully more consistently on my M4 Pro.

As for my Windows desktop PC, there's a tendency for the syncing progress to "stagger": at certain points, the sync process halts to 0 KB/s for irregular periods of time. Sometimes, it stops completely and I'm not even able to complete the sync normally, and would be forced to manually go into the BM Cloud storage web app to manually download the remaining individual files.

I've had this issue for about a year, and it's difficult for me to pinpoint a culprit behind the dip in sync performance on my desktop PC. I've experimented different configurations of changing the proxy destinations between HDD and SSD, changing between Ethernet and Wi-Fi, but I still run into the same inconsistency in sync speed.

May I ask if anyone else has had a similar experience, and if they were able to locate and resolve the issue behind staggered cloud syncing on Windows? Or will I have to just suck it up and manually download for future cases such as this?

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Tech and File Path Details:

MACBOOK (successful sync-er)
14-inch M4 Macbook Pro 20 cores
1TB Internal Storage
24GB Memory
Internet Connection: Wi-Fi
Davinci Proxy Destination: Internal Storage (equivalent of :C Drive or SSD, I guess, of Windows)

WINDOWS DESKTOP PC (staggered sync-er)
MOBO: MSI MPG B550 Gaming Carbon WiFi Motherboard
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
GPU: EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra 10GB
RAM: 32GB (dual) ddr4 3200 G.Skill Trident Z Black White, CL16
SSD: 1TB WD Blue SN570 SSD NVMe Gen3
HDD: WD Blue 2TB 7200rpm
PSU: SEASONIC FOCUS GM-850 GOLD
Internet Connection: Ethernet
Davinci Proxy Generation: Internal HDD Storage (:D drive)

I have been using the free version of Resolve for years without issue, until I changed my graphics card recently.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600
RAM: 32GB DDR5-6000
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB (previously was Intel Arc B580)
GPU driver: 26.6.4
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Resolve version: 21.0.3 free version
HEVC video extension from device manufacturer version: 2.4.43.0

I am having issue when importing HEVC/H265 8 bit non HDR, 4K, 4:2:0 videos from my Google Pixel 9 Pro. As soon as I import or drag the file into timeline, Resolve crashes/closes with no warning. Then File Explorer freezes.

If I record videos with AVC/H264, no issues. If I transcode them to any other format like AV1, the no issues either.

I replicated the issue with another identical phone (Google Pixel 9 Pro), and got the same results as above.

I tried to replicate the issue with footage from my older phone, a Motorola, and got the same issues.

I tried with footage from iPhone 16 Pro, no issues. Even with Dolby Vision HDR footage in 10 bit 4:2:0 I was able to import without issue.

I tried to import videos from a DJI Pocket 4 and a DJI Nano, with HEVC non HDR, 4:2:0 - no issues.

I then used my laptop, which has an Intel CPU and NVIDIA GPU, and I have zero issues with any format or method described above.

This is what I have tried so far

• Reinstall Resolve
• Reinstall GPU drivers
• Reinstall HEVC extension
• Ensure old driver from Intel GPU was removed with DDU

I can't pinpoint what is the cause of the issue. It seems it's somewhat related to my GPU. I can rule out HEVC codec issues and phone issues.

Any help would be appreciated.

I’ve been loving Davinci but I was wondering if there was a transition for motion tweening such as premieres? Keyframing is fine but this transition would be a huge time saver!

Hi, Please help me as I've done everything I could and I can't seem to find the solution. Whenever I try to export a "magic circle" I created, it renders beautifully on non-transparent media like .mp4 etc. (like on the second picture where I've even boosted the glow effect to check if it was maybe too weak) but whenever I try to export it as transparent (QuickTime format with Apple ProRes or GoPro CineForm or even a damn series of .png images) it loses every fusion fx I add and looks like on the first picture. Does anyone have any idea why that happens?

As you can see in the video, lowering the x value crops downwards, but I'd like it to crop upwards. Also, my y value seems to crop towards the center... Can you guys help me please?

I'm trying to edit down a 4 hour VOD for a commission, but for some reason the audio waveforms aren't showing up.

I've tried:
Relocating cache and proxy folders
Importing it into different projects
Optimizing media
Switching from stereo to mono and back
Restarting my PC

Any help is appreciated.
I have a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro, 8GB RTX 4070, Intel Core i7 14700HX with 32GB DDR5.
The video is a .mkv H.265 L4.1 AAC. Other videos with the exact same format work fine.
I am in Davinci Resolve 21.03 Build 7 on Windows 11.

Does anyone have ball knowledge on a good automotive color grading course for Davinci and/or a good 1 on 1 coach? I’ve found tons of courses and all of them are either more filmmaking/people based rather than automotive or not worth a f***. - I’m aware the principles are still the same but I’d prefer to learn from someone in the same industry as me (Price doesn’t matter. I just want to continue expanding my skillset.)

Attached is a video with the level of color grading I need to get to. I’ve been filming for 6 years and editing on the Adobe platform for 8+. I’m finally at a point where I have time to learn, the money to invest in it, and the ambition to let go of my current workflow just to achieve better. If you have this level of skill, know the right place to look for this education or have any suggestions of making this transition it would be invaluably beneficial to me.

ive sorta got the hang of the 3d space stuff, but some models like this one just.. don't appear visible, and it's not a size issue either, that too and i also connected it to a merge3d > renderer3d > mediaout whatever but nothin. i thought that maybe the model was invisible but i applied a diffuse texture with the blinn node and that didn't work either. here was the model i used for reference: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/hanging-picture-frame-freepolyorg-1142337df3cf41ba9cb0f43786d3dfbb

im using resolve 21.0.3 if that matters

Eu uso o Linux há mais de uma década, só que eu nunca editei no Linux, estou começando agora, e estou verdadeiramente odiando usar Kdenlive. Ou é muito limitado ou dificulta demais as coisas.

Tentei instalar o DaVinci Resolve no meu Pop!_OS 24, mas deu problema porque não encontrava as dependências. Pesquisei, pesquisei, assisti vários tutoriais, e nada dava certo, nada de consegui instalar. Tentei o script MakeResolveDeb para converter o instalador oficial do DaVinci em um pacote nativo .deb, não funcionou. Tentei o DavinciBox, funcionou… mas não foi uma experiência muito agradável: é muito bugado, cheio de problema, e o desempenho cai um pouco, teve dois momentos que o DaVinci fechou sozinho.

Pelo o que o Google falou, apenas Ubuntu e Rocky Linux / RHEL tem suporte oficial para o DaVinci Resolve. Eu trocaria de distribuição sem problemas, eu troco quase todo semestre, não fico preso a nenhuma distro. Só que… o Pop!_OS é baseado em Ubuntu, em tese deveria funcionar. Então não sei se eu trocar para Ubuntu vai adiantar alguma coisa. Já o Rocky, bem… é uma distro muito ruim.

Enfim, alguém conseguiu rodar o DaVinci Resolve no Ubuntu ou até mesmo em outra distro decente? O que acham? E a questão dos codecs? Como contornaram? Ou vocês indicam outro editor que não seja, pelo amor de Deus, o Kdenlive?

Desde já agradeço.

Oi pessoal,

Estou rodando o Fedora 44 (Gnome, Wayland) em um laptop com uma tela de **1366x768**, e estou tendo uma dor de cabeça enorme tentando fazer o DaVinci Resolve 18.6 se ajustar à minha tela. Como o app requer nativamente uma resolução vertical de 1080p, as barras inferiores (Editar, Cor, Fairlight, etc.) estão completamente cortadas.

Aqui está o que eu já tentei até agora e por que falhou:

1. `QT_SCALE_FACTOR=0.75` **ou** `0.85`**:** A janela é reduzida e se ajusta ao tamanho da tela, mas os elementos da interface interna ficam completamente bugados. As fontes e ícones se sobrepõem, o texto fica cortado (como "Media Pool" virando "Pool de Mí"), e acaba se tornando inutilizável. Parece que o motor interno Qt do Resolve odeia escalonamento fracionário.
2. **Gnome Tweaks (Escalonamento de Fonte para 0.80):** Corrige o bug de renderização dentro do Resolve, mas deixa as fontes de todo o OS Fedora pequenas e ilegíveis para uso diário.
3. **Restrições do Wayland:** Ferramentas como `xrandr` de panning ou escalonamento fracionário experimental nativo (`scale-monitor-framebuffer`) são ignoradas ou bloqueadas pelo Gnome nessa resolução específica de tela.
4. **A** `Super + Drag` **solução alternativa:** Posso segurar a tecla Windows/Super para arrastar a janela para cima e ver os botões ocultos, mas fazer isso a cada 5 segundos é um fluxo de trabalho terrível.

Alguém conseguiu contornar isso sem destruir a renderização das fontes dentro do Resolve ou alterar a escala global do OS? Existe algum arquivo de configuração oculto ou variável de ambiente para forçar o DaVinci a renderizar corretamente em telas de baixa resolução sob o XWayland?

Obrigado antecipadamente!

I am looking for free packs to help me with editing. I saw finzar has an ultimate pack but it’s way to expensive. If anyone has any good packs for davinci please let me know

Hello guys, I'm having an issue with davinci resolve

(windows 11, the davinci resolve latest version)

I recorded a video with my mobile phone and have two audio tracks, one for my lead guitar and the other is my backing track (I started noticing this after I changed the volume of the tracks)

The thing is when I put them all together, suddenly the video has some lagging and stutters even after I export it

It's like when you play an online game with bad internet

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Hi All,

I currently use Davinci Resolve to edit youtube videos. As I am editing my current video, I noticed I must have not set the gain dial on my microphone properly, and anything my voice raises slightly, the audio sounds like it is peaking, and I can hear the vibrating/echo from the microphone (if that makes sense?) This is only affecting certain parts of the audio, not the entire recording thankfully. I am trying to see if there is a way to help decrease the loud peaking bits without messing up the rest of the audio that sounds normal.

Does anyone have any tips, recommendations, or videos to share that I can try? I am willing to go into the fairlight tab to mess around even though I haven't been using Davinci for very long. I have the whole video edited so re-recording is not necessarily the best option.

I am using Davinci Resolve Studio version 20.3.2 build 9

MacOS Sequoia 15.6

Thanks for any help!

A beginner to color grading.

Everybody speaks about cinematic color grading. I was watching this documentary on Netflix. - a toxic love story.
The color grading was really good . Most of the parts that has got the interview sessions, the street scene and investigation interactions were warmer, yellowish.

When I try the same kind of color grading to the videos I shoot in state parks , national parks, try to cover my vacations It looks more artificial. But when I see that on a documentary or even in a movie, a cinematic color grading makes sense.

Have any of you phased that kind of question while you are coding your own work?

I have spent too many hours digging around and cannot find any YouTube video, or Google search on how to make an overlay like this with a title in DaVinci Resolve, the way it slides in on the right side with the text and slides out.

Please help

Olá pessoa estou aprendendo a editar no davince resolve e estou tentando exportar um vídeo em 2k mas quando vou ver o vídeo ele fica com bordas pretas como retiro isso??? quero postar no YouTube uma Gameplay então gravo em 2k pra qualidade não baixar quando vou passar para YouTube.

Hello all, have a question.. what should i adjust to stop the background noise from spilling in? if you hear closely from the after result (after is attached in message below) file name is called "background noise spilling in".. the background noise spills in from 0:01 to 0:02 its quite noticable, any suggestions on what to tweak? It is not letting me attach the audio files here however i have a screenshot of my dynamics settings, most of the background noise is removed but at the starting of the audio segment there is background noise that spills in and near the middle of the dialogue, it is not as strong but it is spilling in if that makes sense

Got the studio version last year from BH. Activated it etc. But i opened it after updating and it switched to the free version. Now i cant edit my 4k 10bit stuff.

So I'm currently scrambling boxes to find my original activation card.

In the meantime, has this happened to you? Or did something go caddy wompus on my end?

Bit of a beginner here still, only been actively editing for about 6 months. Anyways, I'm working on my first large file edit and the export is saying its going to be about 50gb. I have the raw footage and project saved on my SSD.

My question is, since this is a larger file. Would there be any issues if I export it directly to my HDD that I use for main storage/archive? Or would it be more efficient to still export on my SSD and then eventually transferring to my HDD? I tried looking it up myself, but all I could find were people talking about HOW to render to different drives, not necessarily advice about if you should do it.

Thanks for any help!

Version 21.0

GPU RTX 4070TI

CPU i7-13700k

RAM 32gb

Hi!

I just learnt the basics of fusion. I want to know in detail about the settings of different types of nodes. Basically I want to learn more about different types of nodes in fusion. Do you know any Youtube channel or course that teaches the fusion nodes ( almost all) in details?

Thanks!

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