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Davincii, Euphonix MC Color and Windows 7

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Does anyone have MC Color working with Davinci Resolve or RedCine-X on Windows 7?

I have MC Color Drivers Installed and they seem to be working at the OS level, but not in the programs.

Any help would be appreciated!

EDIT:

After the third re-boot, I got it working with RedCine-X, but still not Resolve. Now it just seems like the are rings way too jumpy. Now, I need to find a way to scale them down for finer adjustments.
 
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Works fine in Resolve on my Windows 7 system. If I remember correctly there is a point during the installation process (Resolve) where you select what kind of control surface you will be using, assuming that's when BMD installs their version of the EUControl module.

regards,

JT
 
Hi John,

I have reinstalled both Davinci and the MC Color device and still not working. Where did you get the drivers for the MC Color device. I am running EUControl Version 2.5.7 73168.

Whoa, I just found the latest driver 2.6.2, Downloading and trying that...

Thanks for your help,

Steve
 
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Updated everything! Somehow I had downloaded an old driver for the MC Color and I was one release back on Davinci. It also seems to be dependent on the power up order, but I am still trying to "Debug" that a little. Right now from a cold start I power up the MC Color first then the computer.

I have added custom key commands for New Serial and parallel nodes and turning off and on the color corrections, love that. You can adjust the color while in full screen view and that is great!

The outer wheels for adjustments seem to be base on speed of movement and NOT positional and it make dialing in your levels a little funky. If you try moving too slowely for a fine adjustment, it makes no adjustment. If you move it fast, but just a half a turn it moves too much. I have tried adjusting the "sensitivity", but is has no effect for me.
 
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