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Hi all

I was still using an older beta version of DR Studio a couple of days ago when I encountered a problem with the stabilisation feature.

When I stabilise a clip and play it on the timeline, the stabilisation is applied as it should. When I export that timeline, the stabilisation is not applied to the exported clip and the camera shake is still in it as in the original clip. I tried with all options for stabilising, made sure the bypass stabilisation option isn't clicked, installed the latest beta version (15 b8), tried in different projects,... nothing helps.

Does anyone have experience with this? I normally don't use the stabilisation feature but now really need it for a few clips. I noticed that when I apply the stabilisation, no icon appears in the selected node. I don't know if this is normal or not as I normally don't use the stabilisation option, but all other adjustments give an icon on the node in the node tree.

I'm using Davinci Resolve Studio 15 Beta 8 on a MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017), 2,9 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, Intel HD Graphics 630 1536 MB

Thanks for your help!

David

Two things come to my mind:
– Did you accidentally export as individual clips?
– Could it be that your clip's resolution is exceeding the capabilities of the Intel graphics?

Uli Plank wrote:Two things come to my mind:
– Did you accidentally export as individual clips?
– Could it be that your clip's resolution is exceeding the capabilities of the Intel graphics?

Hi Uli

I exported the entire timeline as one clip and also tried to export a part of the timeline but the result is the same.

The clips are recorded in 4K and exported in HD, this has never caused problems before and also exporting in 4K works perfectly. It's only the stabilisation which isn't applied during export while on playback in resolve itself, it is applied.