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- Joined: Wed Jun 29, 2022 3:48 pm
- Real Name: Zach Chase
Hello all, I am an intermediate to advanced DaVinci Resolve user and have been using it for the past 2 years to great effect. I normally render roughly 10 minute videos with plenty of fusion effects, compound clips, etc. This on average takes about 20-30 minutes.
I am having trouble with a specific timeline that is taking forever to render a 30 second part of the video.
Here is the deal - I shoot in 4k, and take my images in ~6k, and then render out in 1080p. This has worked flawlessly for me thus far.
The clip in question is an image of a work-desk, where I place cutouts of different tools - such as a box cutter, calculator, pen, etc, then I do an animated colored outline of the tool, and then darken the background items and desk when showing a specific tool(I have to do this independently for each tool or clip below the one being currently shown). To do this - I animate a Color Generator from the OpenFX tools, on each clip, set it to black, and have it go from 0 to .5 opacity, and then back to 0 when the tool returns to the desk. (I had a lot of trouble figuring out a way to do this the way I wanted). I suspect the Color Generator may be the culprit but there are some other things too.
To get the proper cut-outs of the tools, I used a merge node in fusion with a background node set to 1920x1080, and then resized the tool to fit the screen. I did this for each tool.
When rendering, it has crashed many times, and moved extremely slow over this specific area. I believe I have finally figured out how to save it from crashing (by decomposing the compound clip i had it nested in, my first bad experience with compound clips) this is all at the expense of a ridiculous render time.
I am using the free version of DVR
Any advice or help with this situation would be much appreciated.
Here are my PC specs -
Windows 10
32 MB RAM
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core (16 cpus, ~3.6 GHZ)
Radeon RX 570 Series
VRAM - 8 MB
I am having trouble with a specific timeline that is taking forever to render a 30 second part of the video.
Here is the deal - I shoot in 4k, and take my images in ~6k, and then render out in 1080p. This has worked flawlessly for me thus far.
The clip in question is an image of a work-desk, where I place cutouts of different tools - such as a box cutter, calculator, pen, etc, then I do an animated colored outline of the tool, and then darken the background items and desk when showing a specific tool(I have to do this independently for each tool or clip below the one being currently shown). To do this - I animate a Color Generator from the OpenFX tools, on each clip, set it to black, and have it go from 0 to .5 opacity, and then back to 0 when the tool returns to the desk. (I had a lot of trouble figuring out a way to do this the way I wanted). I suspect the Color Generator may be the culprit but there are some other things too.
To get the proper cut-outs of the tools, I used a merge node in fusion with a background node set to 1920x1080, and then resized the tool to fit the screen. I did this for each tool.
When rendering, it has crashed many times, and moved extremely slow over this specific area. I believe I have finally figured out how to save it from crashing (by decomposing the compound clip i had it nested in, my first bad experience with compound clips) this is all at the expense of a ridiculous render time.
I am using the free version of DVR
Any advice or help with this situation would be much appreciated.
Here are my PC specs -
Windows 10
32 MB RAM
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core (16 cpus, ~3.6 GHZ)
Radeon RX 570 Series
VRAM - 8 MB