Davinci resolve 15 crashing

Login Register FAQ Search It is currently Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:27 am Print view Resolve studio 16.2.7.010 is crashing Message niler123 Posts: 8Joined: Tue Oct 20, 2020 9:00 am Real Name: Marius Nilsen Tue Oct 20, 2020 9:08 am Hi after i upgraded for resolve to resolve studio it started crashing after a couple minutes using playback. Usually i only use davinci for colorgrading but after i started doing edits here aswell it impossible.GPU 108016gb ramI5 8600kYes, 1080 is kind of outdated but resolve is the only program that does not work.Ive tried everything i could find but no workarounds seems to work.Any advice? Tue Oct 20, 2020 9:15 am For 16.2.7 you need a CUDA 3.5 capable GPU or better and the appropriate driver.Not knowing the specifics of your GPU or driver, try 16.2.6 first. If that doesn't help please detail your exact GPU model and driver. DaVinci Resolve Product Manager niler123 Posts: 8Joined: Tue Oct 20, 2020 9:00 am Real Name: Marius Nilsen Tue Oct 20, 2020 9:22 am NVIDIA Studio driver 456.38MSI GeForce GTX 1080 8gbDoes that help?16.2.6 had the same problem Tue Oct 20, 2020 11:18 am Ah.. try 452.06 and if that doesn't work review the FAQs for how to generate logs and a NFO and post a link to them here so someone can take a look. DaVinci Resolve Product Manager Return to DaVinci Resolve Who is online Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot], Christopher'21, Google [Bot], Joybird, panos_mts, Uli Plank and 262

The issue resolves.Finally, closing other applications during rendering can free up resources, speeding up the process.4. What file formats are best for importing into DaVinci Resolve?DaVinci Resolve works well with common file formats like MOV, MP4, and ProRes.These formats support a variety of codecs that are compatible with Resolve and provide good performance.If you’re dealing with more specialized formats, like AVCHD or MKV, you may need to convert them to a more widely supported format using a media converter before importing.5. How can I prevent DaVinci Resolve from crashing on Windows 11?To prevent DaVinci Resolve from crashing on Windows 11, keep both the operating system and Resolve updated.Make sure your GPU drivers are up to date as well, as compatibility issues often lead to crashes.If the crashes persist, try running Resolve as an administrator, and ensure there are no background applications (especially antivirus software) interfering with the program.6. How do I reset DaVinci Resolve settings to default?If you’ve tweaked too many settings and want to reset DaVinci Resolve to its original configuration, you can restore the default settings.Navigate to the DaVinci Resolve preferences and click on the “Reset All” option. This will revert all custom settings to their default state without affecting your media or project files.Alternatively, you can delete the configuration files manually, but be sure to back them up first, just in case.7. How much RAM do I need for DaVinci Resolve?DaVinci Resolve can run with a minimum of 8GB of RAM, but for optimal performance, especially with larger projects, 16GB or more is recommended.If you’re working with high-resolution footage, complex timelines, or multiple effects, having 32GB of RAM or more will help prevent slowdowns.Increasing RAM can significantly improve your workflow and allow DaVinci Resolve to handle more demanding tasks with ease.8. What should I do if DaVinci Resolve won’t detect my external monitor?If DaVinci Resolve isn’t detecting your external monitor, first ensure the monitor is properly connected and powered on.Next, check your display settings in Windows 11 and make sure the correct output is selected.If the issue persists, try restarting DaVinci Resolve or your computer. Also, check

Login Register FAQ Search It is currently Thu Mar 13, 2025 8:31 pm Print view Davinci resolve 16.1.2.026 crashing because of a USB-Headset Message Vinz12 Posts: 1Joined: Sun Jan 26, 2020 9:20 pm Real Name: Vinzenz Huber Sun Jan 26, 2020 9:24 pm Before I used DaVinci Resolve 15; since I use 16, it keeps crashing on startup of the program and projects if my USB-Headset is active and connected to my PC. And if I decide to unplug it, start Resolve and plug it in again, Resolve doesn't give out audio to any audio device. This is just ridiculous. Why does that problem exist now in Resolve 16? Marc Wielage Posts: 12780Joined: Fri Oct 18, 2013 2:46 amLocation: Palm Springs, California Tue Jan 28, 2020 3:11 am This could well be an audio driver or system possible beyond Resolve. Certified DaVinci Resolve Color Trainer • AdvancedColorTraining.com Tue Jan 28, 2020 2:37 pm Have you set your headset to be the default playback device in the Windows Sound tab? Resolve Studio 19.1.3 build 7Dell XPS 8700 i7-4790, 24GB RAM, 2 x Evo SSDs, GTX1060/6GB (572.16 Studio Driver), Win10 Home, Speed Editor, Faderport 1, Calibrated Eizo ColorEdge CS230 + BenQ & Samsung monitors for UI, Canon C100mk2, Zoom H2n. Jim Simon Posts: 34672Joined: Fri Dec 23, 2016 1:47 am Tue Jan 28, 2020 3:02 pm I find it best to pass on USB audio. Use proper audio connections only. My Biases:You NEED training.You NEED a desktop.You NEED a calibrated (non-computer) display. Tue Jan 28, 2020 5:15 pm USB audio can be very good, products from RME have infallible drivers that work all the time. But maybe some cheap devices with bad drivers or hacky hardware could definitely cause problems. What brand is the USB headset? Does resolve work with other audio devices if you reset the audio settings and restart resolve? If so maybe it is your USB headset not resolve that is the problem, the fact that it worked before does not mean it is good, or that there is a problem with resolve. Mike Warren Posts: 497Joined: Thu Nov 23, 2017 2:28 amLocation: Cairns, Australia Wed Jan 29, 2020 1:50 am Jim Simon wrote:I find it best to pass on USB audio. Use proper audio connections only.That statement is too blanket. I'd hate to have to forgo high quality multi-channel I/O on XLRs just to have internal audio.In practice,

For laying out your projectsCons:Not available on Android smartphones or tabletsBest alternative to Adobe Premiere ProDaVinci ResolveArguably, the best alternative to Adobe Premiere Pro is DaVinci Resolve. We’d go as far as saying that it could be the best video editing tool on the web. Several prominent filmmakers around the world use the platform, including the likes of Sam Kolder.The tool was created by Blackmagic Design and has been around since 2004, though it’s gained serious traction in recent years. Many of the tools on DaVinci Resolve are free to use, and you can also get DaVinci Resolve Studio for a one-time price. If you feel like Adobe’s rolling subscriptions are too expensive, you might find that this is one of the most viable Adobe Creative Cloud alternatives. And if you’re irritated about Premiere Pro constantly crashing, you might be able to address this issue with DaVinci Resolve; Blackmagic Design claims that it’s “the world’s fastest professional editing software.” When using DaVinci Resolve, you’ll gain access to several editing tools. You can easily import videos in multiple formats, and you can do so from numerous camera manufacturers. These include Sony, Panasonic, and Canon. Some editing features you can benefit from include dissolving clips for cool transitions and making 2D and 3D titles.In December 2022, DaVinci Resolve also rolled out to iPad users.Pros:Multiple complex editing tools for freeAvailable on desktop and iPadEdit colors, add transitions, and adjust soundsCons:The workflow is more complex than Premiere ProBest alternative to Adobe Acrobat ProNitro PDF ProIf you’re looking for a tool to edit and view PDFs, Nitro PDF Pro might be the Adobe Acrobat Pro alternative you’re looking for. You can purchase licenses for Windows and Mac computers, though the pricing will vary depending on your operating system. When using Nitro PDF Pro, you’ll gain