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V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right click
Posted:
Tue Dec 15, 2020 9:54 pmby CFDavinci
The dialogue window to Change Speed / duration appears very Short after activating this function with right click in Video in the Edit Tab. No Input ist possible
Please correct this bug
Thanx christian
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Wed Dec 16, 2020 12:10 amby alb3530
CFDavinci wrote:The dialogue window to Change Speed / duration appears very Short after activating this function with right click in Video in the Edit Tab. No Input ist possible
Please correct this bug
Thanx christian
I've just updated to beta 5, and it works just fine here.
Are you on Windows 10?
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Wed Dec 16, 2020 2:02 amby CFDavinci
Yes, i am using the latest WIN10..
And many other functions i tested are simply working great.
V17 is a really big step.
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:40 pmby CFDavinci
i installed the latest Beta 6 today in it sthe4 same problem.
Change Clip Duration and Change Clip speed have both disappearting dialogues
WIN10 PRO 10.0.19042
DaVinci 17 Beta 6
INTEL Core I7-4790K 32GB
NVIDIA RTX 2060 SUPER
DELL U2415 with 4k Resolution
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Mon Dec 21, 2020 6:41 pmby Jim Simon
Make sure Display Scaling is set to 100%.
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Mon Dec 21, 2020 7:33 pmby CFDavinci
Thats a solution for DaVinci but not for me
I am using an DELL U2415 with an Resolution of 4k
You cannot See anything using Display Scaling to 100%
My preferred setting is 150%
Do you have another solution? As i wrote in the production Release of 16 everything works
Thanks Christian
WIN10 PRO 10.0.19042
DaVinci 17 Beta 6
INTEL Core I7-4790K 32GB
NVIDIA RTX 2060 SUPER
DELL U2415 with 4k Resolution
Re: V17 Beta5 / Edit Tab / Speed Duration Mask after right c
Posted:
Tue Dec 22, 2020 3:13 pmby Jim Simon
CFDavinci wrote:You cannot See anything using Display Scaling to 100%
Then you need a physically larger monitor. But Display Scaling should
always be 100%. Otherwise you're just wasting pixels.