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new one... this evening i started to clean up the huge pile of leftovers from the massive traffic jam in my suite over the last few weeks... 5 films went out for TIFF submissions last week... ouch...
so i started by deleteing un-used caches in the first film, all went well, switched to another film and selected delete unused, after a few min the software hung, i went for an expresso and it was still hung when i got back.. i killed it in taskmangler
re-started and opened up the project, and Resolve could not find any caches, everything was gone- even the source caches... and then it hung again on rendering a cache of the first shot (huge amount of NR and 5 zillion nodes on that bad boy), and contuniued to hang on re-start with that project
i have the habit of exporting a DRP everynight, and i recalled lastnight's DRP and it opens and renders without issues, it's already at the 15 min mark, so i think i'm gonna be alright
i made no changes to anything, so really i'm golden... but only because i saved a DRP, the orignal project seems to be terminaly hooped after asking Resolve to delete caches
this is really pretty bad....
i do rely on cacheing, did not start using Resolve for anything more than an XML->AAF translator until caching was implemented, i now have graded half a dozen films in the last few months on it
but when i look at how some other systems i use are absolutly trouble free and have vastly better granularity on what to delete.. for example select your timeline, select "except for" - you get asked if you want to keep media found in other projects?, you get asked if you want to keep handles?, you get asked if you want to keep compressed caches?, keep un-compessed caches?, keep audio caches?
and what you select is what gets deleted.. and there's never, ever a hang and, never ever a corruption of a project in the process...
this is the third time in the last month have had an entire film's cache disappear while remaining intact on my array, this one had potentialy disastrous resualts, and i will not be deleting caches from the Resolve UI again anytime soon
looking forward to v12, and more "general stablilty" improvements, i hope some of the outstanding issues with cacheing and cache managment can be addressed
d
so i started by deleteing un-used caches in the first film, all went well, switched to another film and selected delete unused, after a few min the software hung, i went for an expresso and it was still hung when i got back.. i killed it in taskmangler
re-started and opened up the project, and Resolve could not find any caches, everything was gone- even the source caches... and then it hung again on rendering a cache of the first shot (huge amount of NR and 5 zillion nodes on that bad boy), and contuniued to hang on re-start with that project
i have the habit of exporting a DRP everynight, and i recalled lastnight's DRP and it opens and renders without issues, it's already at the 15 min mark, so i think i'm gonna be alright
i made no changes to anything, so really i'm golden... but only because i saved a DRP, the orignal project seems to be terminaly hooped after asking Resolve to delete caches
this is really pretty bad....
i do rely on cacheing, did not start using Resolve for anything more than an XML->AAF translator until caching was implemented, i now have graded half a dozen films in the last few months on it
but when i look at how some other systems i use are absolutly trouble free and have vastly better granularity on what to delete.. for example select your timeline, select "except for" - you get asked if you want to keep media found in other projects?, you get asked if you want to keep handles?, you get asked if you want to keep compressed caches?, keep un-compessed caches?, keep audio caches?
and what you select is what gets deleted.. and there's never, ever a hang and, never ever a corruption of a project in the process...
this is the third time in the last month have had an entire film's cache disappear while remaining intact on my array, this one had potentialy disastrous resualts, and i will not be deleting caches from the Resolve UI again anytime soon
looking forward to v12, and more "general stablilty" improvements, i hope some of the outstanding issues with cacheing and cache managment can be addressed
d