Ryan Bloomer wrote:disconnecting a wacom and starting resolve and then reconnecting the wacom makes a staggeringly better experince in switching tabs.
On my machine (Resolve is installed in a VHDX on HDD, so disc access is quite slow compared to production systems) with Resolve 17b18 (and Wacom 6.3.39 drivers):Startup with Wacom Intuos Pro
disconnected (from start of the log up to 1st «Flushing GPU Buffers»):
about 47 Seconds.
Startup with Wacom Intuos Pro
disconnected (from start of the log up to 1st «Flushing GPU Buffers»):
about 26 Seconds.
Measuring the page-switching time is inaccurate. Especially the Fusion page needs some extra time after being drawn onto the screen until it accepts the Shift+6 for switching to the Color page. After opening the "Age of Airplanes" example from the beginner's guide into the Media page, I did nothing but switching pages manually as fast as possible. Measure is the difference between the "Main view page is changed to ..."-entries in the log, then in the %APPDATA%\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\logs directory (requires Windows-Subsystem for Linux, or a Linux- or a OSX-machine, respectively)- Code: Select all
cat ResolveDebug.txt | sed -n -e '/Main view page/p'
Page-switching time with Wacom Intuos Pro
disconnected to USB:
from about 1 to about 3 Seconds.
Page-switching time with Wacom Intuos Pro
disconnected from USB:
from about 1 to about 3 Seconds.
Page-switching time with Wacom Intuos Pro
reconnected to USB after being disconnected for startup:
from about 1 to about 3 Seconds.
Conclusion: Disconnecting the Tablet speeds up the startup, but has no significant influence on the page-switching time.