- #Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu install#
- #Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu drivers#
- #Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu update#
Mobo: Gigabyte model: B660M DS3H DDR4 v: x.x serial: Type: Desktop System: Gigabyte product: B660M DS3H DDR4 v: N/A serial: Tk: GTK 3.24.33 wm: muffin dm: LightDM Distro: Linux Mint 21.1 Vera base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy
I'm new to Linux, so please be patient with me! System: What can I do to make Davinci Resolve functional? Ideally, it would work exactly as on Windows, but even having to convert every video file would be acceptable as long as it works.Īlthough I would like to use Resolve, if it's not worth the effort to fix it, I'm not going to be terribly attached to Resolve and I can switch to a different editor, especially if just works better and offers similar features.īelow I've attached my system information.
#Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu drivers#
I saw something about drivers but again, I have the latest one from the Driver Manager installed. They can be imported, but when dragging it into the timeline, there is no video track and the lone audio track (there are supposed to be six) is completely silent. I think I saw something about MOV files working, so I tried converting them to Quicktime MOV using WinFF (an FFMPEG GUI interface). MKV files (exported by OBS encoded as H.264) don't even appear in the media pool. Once I actually have Resolve open, there are no problems navigating the UI and I can even create Fusion Compositions in the Fusion Editor, but importing media is completely broken. Could it have something to do with requiring a password when running the script? Being able to launch it from the application menu would be convenient, but not necessary if that's unrealistic. For some reason, it cannot be launched by running the application, but for some reason, it can be started via a script in the terminal ( sudo /opt/resolve/bin/resolve).
#Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu install#
I was able to follow the guide to install Resolve successfully and it appears in the application menu. Thankfully, someone's written a script (and accompanying tutorial) to convert Resolve into a *.deb package: I don't fully understand how different Linux distributions work, but apparently, Davinci Resolve is not compatible with Debian (and by extension Ubuntu and Mint).
#Davinci resolve lite 2 gpu update#
All software is up to date according to Update Manager. I also have multimedia codecs installed (during initial installation). Most incompatible software I've managed to get working or find replacements for, but Davinci Resolve is the last one I need and I can't seem to find a solution to the exact problem I'm having.įor context, I'm using an RTX 3060 video card with the most recent driver available in the Driver Manager (nvidia-driver-525). The only frustration has been the software support.
Hello! I recently switched from Windows 11 to Linux Mint Cinnamon and so far I've had far fewer problems with it compared to Windows.
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