
"Try reducing the timeline resolution or the number of correctors."
I've got a 1080p timeline with about 2 hours of material in various stages of editing (a bit of color work here, some long clips awaiting editing there, a few title cards here and there, as well as photos and b-roll scattered about). Everything is fine for a bit, but then I drop in a new photo, or open a bin with a ton of material in it, or zoom in on a section with a lot of cuts and this message pops up. The photos no longer display in the viewer -- if something is shown it's often the wrong image -- and the whole thing gets a little laggy.
Restart Resolve and everything is good for another couple minutes.
I have tried changing the project settings to, say, 720p ... no help.
I've dropped all my already edited media bits into their own closed bin to try to help Resolve not try to serve them up as much.
I've run my AMD System Monitor and it shows my GPU topping 50% at most when these messages show up.
I've refreshed my Windows install, reinstalled Resolve, but that didn't help either.
[While typing this up, the system seems to have figured itself out for the moment, so I guess I could also wait a few minutes when this happens and let the system try to sort it out, too.]
I don't recall having this happen in 12.5. Anyone else seeing this as an issue in 14b.5?
Any other ideas?
Thanks so much!
~Luke
I've got a 1080p timeline with about 2 hours of material in various stages of editing (a bit of color work here, some long clips awaiting editing there, a few title cards here and there, as well as photos and b-roll scattered about). Everything is fine for a bit, but then I drop in a new photo, or open a bin with a ton of material in it, or zoom in on a section with a lot of cuts and this message pops up. The photos no longer display in the viewer -- if something is shown it's often the wrong image -- and the whole thing gets a little laggy.
Restart Resolve and everything is good for another couple minutes.
I have tried changing the project settings to, say, 720p ... no help.
I've dropped all my already edited media bits into their own closed bin to try to help Resolve not try to serve them up as much.
I've run my AMD System Monitor and it shows my GPU topping 50% at most when these messages show up.
I've refreshed my Windows install, reinstalled Resolve, but that didn't help either.
[While typing this up, the system seems to have figured itself out for the moment, so I guess I could also wait a few minutes when this happens and let the system try to sort it out, too.]
I don't recall having this happen in 12.5. Anyone else seeing this as an issue in 14b.5?
Any other ideas?
Thanks so much!
~Luke
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Studio 17.0B.18
Windows 10, 64bit
TX 2080Ti Studio 460.89; Ryzen 9 3900X
32GB RAM
M.2 Boot Drive (media on RAID)
HOME
Studio 17.0B.18
Windows 10, 64bit
GTX 1080Ti Studio 460.89; Threadripper 1950X
32GB RAM
M.2 Boot Drive (media on 7200)