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Hi there,
I am very confuse and tried to find out "CLEAR" answer but unfortunately not getting success.
We have a film project for grading which needs to be finally release on DCP as well as film prints.
System Specs,
Dual Boot system with two OS drives
Davinci Resolve Linux 10.1.1 with Davinci Control Pannel
Davinci Resolve Windows
Source: RED R3d RAW / Arri Alexa RAW
Boards: RED Rocket / Cubix / Decklink Extreme 4K
Monitor: FSI 50" monitor (Rec709 Calibirated, DCI complient)
Projector: Christie (2K/4K DCI Complaint)
I also came across with the answers on multiple internet on Resource / forums,
1) Low Budget Solution (Windows)
its can be done in Davinci Windows Version like working in REC709 space on REC709 Calibrated Monitor (Which we have) and use EasyDCP within the resolve and apply REC709 to DCI Lut and DCP, process is simple and straight.
2) Ideal Solution (Linux)
The ideal scenario is use the Davinci Resolve on Linux as "ONLY LINUX VERSION" is offer the 12bit RGB (P3) SDI monitoring and connect the output to calibrated projector and finish the project and render out appropriate format for DCP.
MY Queries
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I would like to go with the option 2 and work in Davinci Resolve on Linux, BUT.
I am unable to find the 12bit RGB or XYZ color space output/display option in Linux version of Davinci (only 8bit and 10bit options are there and everything is identical to the Windows/OSX versions) where as in BMD website clearly mentioned in comparison chart between Davinci Resolve Linux, Windows, Osx and Lite version features, for reference please attached screen shot as well as the link where you can find under "Realtime SDI Video Output to Grading Display" http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/product ... ve/compare
So please can anyone "CLARIFY" the rite process, options need to be select in Resolve, the lut need to be choose (in any) or are we missing in hardware here.
Step by step guide is very highly appreciated.
waiting impatiently for the rite guidance/solution.
BMD Technical support please reply.
I am very confuse and tried to find out "CLEAR" answer but unfortunately not getting success.
We have a film project for grading which needs to be finally release on DCP as well as film prints.
System Specs,
Dual Boot system with two OS drives
Davinci Resolve Linux 10.1.1 with Davinci Control Pannel
Davinci Resolve Windows
Source: RED R3d RAW / Arri Alexa RAW
Boards: RED Rocket / Cubix / Decklink Extreme 4K
Monitor: FSI 50" monitor (Rec709 Calibirated, DCI complient)
Projector: Christie (2K/4K DCI Complaint)
I also came across with the answers on multiple internet on Resource / forums,
1) Low Budget Solution (Windows)
its can be done in Davinci Windows Version like working in REC709 space on REC709 Calibrated Monitor (Which we have) and use EasyDCP within the resolve and apply REC709 to DCI Lut and DCP, process is simple and straight.
2) Ideal Solution (Linux)
The ideal scenario is use the Davinci Resolve on Linux as "ONLY LINUX VERSION" is offer the 12bit RGB (P3) SDI monitoring and connect the output to calibrated projector and finish the project and render out appropriate format for DCP.
MY Queries
=======
I would like to go with the option 2 and work in Davinci Resolve on Linux, BUT.
I am unable to find the 12bit RGB or XYZ color space output/display option in Linux version of Davinci (only 8bit and 10bit options are there and everything is identical to the Windows/OSX versions) where as in BMD website clearly mentioned in comparison chart between Davinci Resolve Linux, Windows, Osx and Lite version features, for reference please attached screen shot as well as the link where you can find under "Realtime SDI Video Output to Grading Display" http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/product ... ve/compare
So please can anyone "CLARIFY" the rite process, options need to be select in Resolve, the lut need to be choose (in any) or are we missing in hardware here.
Step by step guide is very highly appreciated.
waiting impatiently for the rite guidance/solution.
BMD Technical support please reply.
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