It had really impressed us in our earlier DaVinci Resolve Review. Lower Playback Resolution Why DaVinci Resolve So Laggy？ĭaVinci Resolve is undoubtedly one of the best free video editing software in recent years, and it has gained immense popularity with its flexible interface and advanced video editing features, such as chroma keying. Creating Proxies within Resolve would be another option.8. Worst case, transcode everything out as 4K DNxHR HQX, reconform, and see how that plays. NR and OFX processing could create more of a strain. When we did render, we'd switch everything over to 4K, switch the render speed down to 10fps (or even 5fps), and cross our fingers. But we only color-corrected HD on that system. Man, that's gonna be rough even with a really heavy-duty system.ġ) use an SSD (preferably a RAID0) as a source drive, on a very fast bus (USB-C or Thunderbolt 3)Ģ) render-in-place the Fusion comps so they're already done and ready for final colorģ) The Red 5K should be OK - at least I can tell you they'd play back in real time on our creaking Mac Trashcan, which I think is not as powerful as your windows system. It might be that in the color page the render in background coding is different? Surely, the render (in background? After 2 secs, per the settings) should cease when you want to play another part of the program but it appears that once it has started the (background?) render, you can forget smooth playback anywhere else on the timeline. The Fusion comps seem to be the biggest problem. I can play the RED 5k with a grade straight off the timeline…adding noise reduction and more slows it. I see Resolve straining while my task manager shows low CPU use, low GPU use yet RAM is 90/128 and little disk activity.ĪMD 3950X 16/32 but I often notice just a handful of cores working hard - any way to force the load to spread? The interesting bit being that it is stuttery in edit timeline but smooth in color page Smart cache (set for 2 secs idle but at times 2 mins before render activity showing)
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