Uli Plank wrote:If everybody would have the issue, it may have been fixed already. Nothing is harder to fix than a bug that the developers can't reproduce.
It may be limited to footage out of Sony hybrids. What are your sources?
Just trying to get to the bottom of this.
P.S. I always risk to be shouted out, I don't care. Fortunately, it's rare in these forums, so I'm still around.
Its not all h264. For example lumix gh5 footage is totally fine, I have many terabytes and there's no issue browsing through. But gh6 footage is acting up. If you just put a few clips in, maybe you dont see it. But if you browse through 100+ clips, you'll notice about half of them will randomly look like they're offline. You can keep editing, because if you hover over the clips, they're there, but when you try to render out your timeline, it will fail.
If the developers cant reproduce this, they should get back to us and at least say that. Because I can go and buy a second m3 pro, put an sd card in with the media, download resolve and browse the sd card through media page. There it is. "Offline media". I know this because i've done it. And no, it's not just these clips, from this particular shoot. I can open up older projects that where shot with gh6 and was edited fine with the m1 chip, and they will have the "media offline" now on the m3 pro. It's not an sd card thing either, because same issue occurs if media is on the internal or another external drive