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I want to find out the source of the problem. This has been absolutely driving me crazy. When rendering the timeline, it would fail on set clips. If I remove the clip it failed on, it would automatically fail on an other selected clip, stating that "GPU processing on the current clip failed because of an error." But when I render the clip on its own, there is no error and the resulting clip produces as normal. Why is that? (16 GB RAM, GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, 100 GB of Storage) Failing clip is shown below.

file:///C:/Users/13901/Videos/Screen%20Recordings/Screen%20Recording%202025-05-05%20231917.mp4

That file path is on your local drive.

Put the file on a file sharing site and provide a link.

We'll also need a project export .drp of the project using that file.

And we'll need a Resolve diagnostics log, created after the error occurs. Create the log using the Resolve Help menu: Create Diagnostics Log on Desktop

Sorry mb I am completely new.

The link is attached below. Thanks!
https://limewire.com/d/LNSzb#ATg5yTUBKF

As a quick test to see if the 3rd party OFX plugins you are using are related to the issue:

Exit Resolve.

In File Explorer, go to this folder:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX

Rename the Plugins folder to Plugins.tmp

Now Resolve won't load the Neat and Dehancer plugins.

Do you still get the errors?

After this test, you can rename the Plugins.tmp folder back to Plugins so your 3rd party OFX plugins work again.

Thanks i would check when i finish upgrading my pc

Check your magic mask node in color page.

I am having the same issue on render. Failing due to GPU error. At the beginning of this project I had tried out the OFX plug-in Scatter from Video Village. Decided to go another direction so did not use the plug-in on the final version. So that plug in is not in my node tree. However that seems to be the problem. I have taken the plug-in out of the OFX folder but still getting the GPU fail on export. Short of buying the plug in I did not use, not sure how to proceed?

Using the Resolve Help menu: Create Diagnostics Log on Desktop, generate a log, put it on a file sharing site and provide a link to the log here.

Was able to get around the issue by doing a render cache color output in the TL. Export completed.

Dwaine Maggart wrote:As a quick test to see if the 3rd party OFX plugins you are using are related to the issue:

Exit Resolve.

In File Explorer, go to this folder:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX

Rename the Plugins folder to Plugins.tmp

Now Resolve won't load the Neat and Dehancer plugins.

Do you still get the errors?

After this test, you can rename the Plugins.tmp folder back to Plugins so your 3rd party OFX plugins work again.

sorry for replying late. unfortunately, this still did not work, as the same error persists

Are you sure?

Because the render seems to be failing on clip 7, which has a Dehancer effect active. Clip 6 also has a Dehancer effect, but it's turned off.

If you turn off the Dehancer effect on clip 7, does it render then? Or at least get past clip 7 in the render?

Which GPU do you have? I am constantly getting the same error
Either 702, 700 or other but always GPU failed to process. BMD support has looked at my logs but can’t seem to find the issue.