Was this resolved in the final version of 18.5 in Linux? It works fine in 17 but not 18 or 18.5. If that option is put back in 18.5 I think it would be a winner. It looks like the culprit is 18.5 uses the AAC audio codec whereas 17 uses the Linear PCM.
Davinci resolve mac mp4#
So why the heck there is no AUDIO button available (greyed out, shadowed) whenever I choose format=MP4 ? My audio is no AAC, it's linear PCM.Īny help appreciated, this is really annoying because I want my exported videos to be in MP4 container format and not Quicktime. I export the video and the rendered file is played back correctly. When I use Format=QUICKTIME the button "AUDIO" is displayed, I can click onto it and make the changes needed. However the video sounds fine when I playback in the preview in DVR. SDD for OS, SDD for Media, SSD for Cache and HD for Storage. HD: 4GB VRAM4K: 8GB VRAM6K-8K: 20GB VRAM. This results in no audio in the rendered final video. Integrated or discrete with at least 2GB of VRAM and supports Metal or OpenCL 1.2. Pink_panther wrote:Running DVR Studio 18.1.4 Build 9 and on tab as soon as I select Format=MP4 the button "AUDIO" is greyed and I cannot select it. If you don't want to export the whole video, you could Deliver the audio only.Īs a general workaround for people who don't have a Mac available: you could use third-party software to convert your video's audio to WAV then import that separately into Resolve. Then import that file into Resolve on Windows. Probably best to use a high quality intermediate format like DNxHR or ProRes, to avoid adding more compression to the source.
Davinci resolve mac update#
If you can roll back to an older version, before an update that likely happened early today or late yesterday, it will likely work again.Īs you mentioned that you have a working Mac install, you could import the video into Resolve on Mac, then Deliver it to a format that includes Linear PCM audio. The same files are working ok on davinci resolve on mac.I expect you're running Windows 11 as well? I don't think Windows 11 is officially supported by Resolve so you're running a bit of a risk using it.Ĭheck if you have a Windows restore point from a couple of days ago. It is recommended that memory allocation for DaVinci Resolve is increased to 32 GB or above. This is the lowest possible amount of RAM to get Resolve up and running. DaVinci Resolve 18 requires at least 8 GB of system memory to run on macOS and 16 GB when using Fusion. Iserna wrote:I have uninstalled and installed again and nothing. DaVinci Resolve Settings Set Memory Usage Limit.
0 kommentar(er)
