DaVinci Resolve 7.1.1 Update

[Rohit Gupta]

Hi all,

We've just posted Resolve 7.1.1 update. This update has general performance and stability improvements.

The downloads are available here:

http://www.blackmagic-design.com/support/software/

Regards,
Rohit

 

[Andrae Palmer]

Can you expand on the nature of the performance improvements?

 

[luigivaltulini]

WOW.
Thanks . Rohit.
yes same , can you expand on the nature of the performance improvements?

 

[mikeburton]

Looks like only the Linux version is downloading

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

I successfully downloaded and installed the OSX version about an hour ago... Haven't dug into it yet.

 

[Andrae Palmer]

Wonder if the "H.264 Encoding on Mac32 doesn't support resolution beyond 1440x1080" error has been fixed: http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=55009

Will try it out once I get back to the studio. If better realtime playback occurs on my Mac Pro 12 core... I'll be bowing to you guys.

 

[Peter Chamberlain]

The specific details on 7.1.1 general performance and stability improvements are not published, however I can say the team here have made a few tweaks that will be beneficial for all users.
If you find any new issues please submit the details to
davincihelp@Blackmagic-design.com
So we can keep on improving the system each day.
Thanks
Peter

 

[Uli Plank]

While BM had some bad reputation for service or frequency of fixes in the old days, the Resolve team has changed that drastically. You guys rock!

 

[Rob Gardner]

How about Euphonix support? Any progress on that?
Thanks

 

[Robert Frank]

How about Euphonix support? Any progress on that?
Thanks

Hoping for this too.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

While BM had some bad reputation for service or frequency of fixes in the old days, the Resolve team has changed that drastically. You guys rock!

Totally agree. I'm also quite pleased with my Decklink HD Extrme 3D+ card. Only complaint is still the placement of the HDMI ports.

 

[Nikola Stefanovic]

Is there any chance for ProRes support on linux?

 

[M Most]

Is there any chance for ProRes support on linux?

Only if you attach a Mac to your network.

 

[Nikola Stefanovic]

Only if you attach a Mac to your network.

What do you suggest? I'm already converting ProRes from Alexa on mac. Am i missing something?

 

[jake blackstone]

What do you suggest? I'm already converting ProRes from Alexa on mac. Am i missing something?

What Mike is saying, is that how Baselight does it.

 

[Uli Plank]

That's up to Apple. Until now, they only offer a decoder for Windows and no encoder other than the one in FCP or licensed ones for hardware vendors like AJA or ARRI.

 

[craigjkharris]

What do you suggest? I'm already converting ProRes from Alexa on mac. Am i missing something?

Linux can't work with ProRes unless there is a Mac attached to the network. It's a b*&tch!

 

[M Most]

What Mike is saying, is that how Baselight does it.

What I'm saying is that Apple has only provided decode support on any platform other than OS X, and that other platform is Windows. If you want to encode ProRes, OS X is the only supported platform. Period. Unless Apple decides to open up the codec (not likely), that's the way it is and will likely remain.

 

[M Most]

What Mike is saying, is that how Baselight does it.

It's also how Autodesk does it.

 

[Luis Otero]

Prediction/Hope:

Resolve 7.2 will be announced/released by NAB with my two most important petitions that will help every single user managing R3D:

1. An addition of a "Page/Room" to the main interface (Wave, JLCooper and of course BD consoles) to directly manipulate the Red parameters.

2. Capability to user commanded "Reload" the RMD information.
:emote_popcorn:

This team is incredible; responsive and very professional. Kudos to BMD!