Updated to DVR15

Hi,
I have updated to Resolve 15. I rendered a previously color graded footage. Rendered file flickers from graded to ungraded. What could be the cause? and solution? TIA

Still Waiting an answer solution.
updated my graphics driver and few other solutions on this forum. Still no effect, problem starts when I use curves.

Still Waiting an answer solution.
updated my graphics driver and few other solutions on this forum. Still no effect, problem starts when I use curves.

Still no answer ?
Maybe by communicating us your OS, version and hardware configuration? can someone tell you?

Still no answer ?
Maybe by communicating us your OS, version and hardware configuration? can someone tell you?

Core i5
gtx 960 updated driver
win 10 pro updated to latest
32gb RAM

Still no answer ?
Maybe by communicating us your OS, version and hardware configuration? can someone tell you?

Core i5
gtx 960 updated driver
win 10 pro updated to latest
32gb RAM

Is GTX 960 2gb VRAM ?
I think, unfortunately, that there is not enough resource for the GPU ...

Should be OK for HD, but not really for 4K.

its a 4gb GPU, playback is real time only flickering won't let me go forward.

I noted that the footage I brought from premiere thru xml is creating problem.

This is happening with the footage directly imported in resolve
a6300 footage.

Could you try to re-wrap that footage from .mp4 into .mov?
It's a shot in the dark, since I've not seen such a problem here, but mp4 can be a finicky format.

Could you try to re-wrap that footage from .mp4 into .mov?
It's a shot in the dark, since I've not seen such a problem here, but mp4 can be a finicky format.

How?
with resolve?
or by creating optimised media?

There are a bunch of programs for re-wrapping, I use MP4toQT.

I converted with resolve, but it became more difficult to play at 1/16th and quarter quality won't run it in real time. while .mp4 ran fine.
.mov couldn't help eliminating crashes.

I didn't suggest to transcode (into which format, BTW?), I suggested to re-wrap.
It's fast and has no quality loss, but Resolve can't do it.