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Tue Dec 29, 2020 9:21 pm
The combination [cntrl+alt+ left/right] in order to step a frame reference fwd/back, does not work in both CentOS 6 and 7 being hijacked by the operative system.
1) for the ones that will suggest to change keystrokes mapping, yes I know you can do that. Save you digital ink.
2) that is not a solution, every system cannot use the simplest of the keyboard (the “resolve”) one because is broken on the recommended linux OS for resolve.
3) if there is a way to change the LINUX combination of keystrokes, then again all the system needs to be changed and that is not ideal.
I’m expecting that if you have a default keystroke combination, that combination is not only validated for Mac and PC, and if it does not work in one of the OS, the combination should be revisited.
1) for the ones that will suggest to change keystrokes mapping, yes I know you can do that. Save you digital ink.
2) that is not a solution, every system cannot use the simplest of the keyboard (the “resolve”) one because is broken on the recommended linux OS for resolve.
3) if there is a way to change the LINUX combination of keystrokes, then again all the system needs to be changed and that is not ideal.
I’m expecting that if you have a default keystroke combination, that combination is not only validated for Mac and PC, and if it does not work in one of the OS, the combination should be revisited.
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Decklink Studio 4K (12.3)
Resolve 19.0 / fusion studio 19
GPU 3090ti drivers 512.59 studio