Wed Jul 29, 2015 4:52 pm
If you remove (or add) a BMD I/O device from your system, you should always save the Resolve preferences.
Particularly when you remove a device, Resolve will still think it's there and attempt to use it. This can result is fast playback speed on the viewers.
When you go into Preferences, it's true that Resolve will SHOW "None" selected, since there is no device. But that's not actually saved in the Preferences file, until you do a preferences save, and restart Resolve.
When you changed the Use Display GPU setting, you saved the preferences. Changing the Display GPU setting is not what fixed the issue. Saving the preferences is what fixed the issue.
Dwaine Maggart
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Support