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The OFX nightmare persists in OSX. Random errors and some shots have the effect from a previous shot carry over - if a B&W shot precedes a color clip with Filmconvert applied, the next shot will sometimes render B&W even though it is not. It's bizarre.
If I render cache then change a clip, Resolve reverts my data levels setting just for that shot to video levels and wrecks it. Nothing I do will correct it, not even undo. I can't cache render and I can't render-render with OFX filters applied. Making it kinda tough on me.
If the render cache worked properly I could manually solve my OFX problems. It also desperately needs a 're-render this clip' button somewhere. Any other method to do it manually wreaks irreparable havoc.
I also have no idea what's going on but every release of R12 since beta 3 has produced completely different looking renders. Beta 4's look was perfect. R12's smooth motion thing was awful. R12.0.1 lost the smooth motion but now looks noisy/lossy and the OFX film grain I've applied now looks slightly exaggerated. If there was a functioning, yet identical version of beta 4 I'd be in love.
If I render cache then change a clip, Resolve reverts my data levels setting just for that shot to video levels and wrecks it. Nothing I do will correct it, not even undo. I can't cache render and I can't render-render with OFX filters applied. Making it kinda tough on me.
If the render cache worked properly I could manually solve my OFX problems. It also desperately needs a 're-render this clip' button somewhere. Any other method to do it manually wreaks irreparable havoc.
I also have no idea what's going on but every release of R12 since beta 3 has produced completely different looking renders. Beta 4's look was perfect. R12's smooth motion thing was awful. R12.0.1 lost the smooth motion but now looks noisy/lossy and the OFX film grain I've applied now looks slightly exaggerated. If there was a functioning, yet identical version of beta 4 I'd be in love.