You've asked for feedback about other distros. The debug log contains a crash dump with stacktrace. Just after finishing setup Resolve crashed. Then Resolve ran and configured the environment (I go through the simple way). Before first run I had to make symlinks for libcrypto and libssl, and install libgstreamer-0.10. I was aware that Resolve may not work, and indeed - it crashes. The distro is not based on Debian nor Centos (it is a independent branch). I've tried to install Resolve on Manjaro Linux (an ArchLinux fork). I want to say - THANK YOU! - to all BMD team and management for delivering your products for Linux users. While we tested a few we focused on CentOS and RHEL 7.3 and so more feedback on other distributions is helpful.įirst. Peter Chamberlain wrote:Please keep us updated on the Debian testing. Post here and provide outputs from the above Resolve 16 and up: ~/.local/share/DaVinciResolve/logs/Ĥ. Resolve 15 and below: /opt/resolve/logs/ Location differs between Resolve versions. Log files provide a lot of useful information. Run ' ldd /opt/resolve/bin/resolve' and verify that there are no missing libraries (ldd should give no lines with 'not found' in them)ģ. Make sure you have all required libraries installed. Run resolve from a prompt ( /opt/resolve/bin/resolve) and check the output for error messagesĢ. Arch Linux testing (Author: Andrew Shark)ġ. Debian package creator a.k.a MakeResolveDeb (Author: Daniel Tufvesson) Codec support is different under Linux compared to Mac and Windows. For versions prior to 15 audio monitoring is only available using dedicated Decklink hardware. Linux system audio is only supported in version 15 and above. You will have to manually install required drivers and libraries. Installer does not handle dependencies. Extra work is needed for other Linux distributions. Official installer is made for CentOS and RHEL only. Please read the DaVinci Resolve manual and configuration guide. It's not like installing any other Linux application out there. That also means that the Linux release of DaVinci Resolve is a derivative of the Advanced version and is still very customized for this specialized scenario. Blackmagic Design have made the wonderful decision of also making Resolve and Resolve Studio available for Linux and those willing to take on the task of setting up a Linux workstation. Suggestions and corrections to this post are welcome! Send me a PM.ĭaVinci Resolve has been running on Linux for a very long time but only as a specialized Advanced version with dedicated Linux workstations with very strict specifications and special hardware. Please try to keep in-software issues and feature requests out of this thread. This thread is about getting Resolve and Resolve Studio running under various Linux distributions and the problems that may arise on the OS-level.

Please try to keep on subject when posting. I will try to keep this first post up to date with the current progress in this area. This is the big Linux install issues thread Will do proper testing tomorrow but basic functionality including Decklink SDI I/O appears to be working fine! Stereoscopic 3D features, 2K, noise reduction, power mastering, remote grading and sharing projects with an external database server are features only offered in the full DaVinci Resolve and are not included in this free DaVinci Resolve Lite edition.ĭownload Davinci Resolve 8.0.Thank you! This is truly wonderful! I really couldn't believe it at firstĪfter some quick 10 min tinkering I have Resolve Studio running even under Debian Stretch. The free DaVinci Resolve Lite includes the same high quality processing as the full DaVinci Resolve, however it limits projects to SD and HD resolutions, two color correction nodes, a single processing GPU and a single RED rocket card. Such affordable panels are the Tangent wave which is $1,494 and I have also heard good things about the Euphonix MC Color that also sells for $1,495. The advantage of the DaVinci software package is that you can use one of the greatest professional color grading tools with a 3rd party hardware input panel and save a lot of money that way. Instead of spending $30,000 for the DaVinci Hardware package people could now get their hands on the $945 software only version.Īs a move to get more users on the Mac platform Black Magic Design has now released a free version of the legendary color correction software DaVinci. Last year Black Magic Design made their famous color correction software avilable for Mac users.

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