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DaVinci and Ableton are both good examples to me. I love Ableton and use it a ton, but man does it crash almost every session for me. I finally bit the bullet
by d23 3y ago
DaVinci and Ableton are both good examples to me. I love Ableton and use it a ton, but man does it crash almost every session for me. I finally bit the bullet and bought Resolve to use some of its non free effects and have already run into a number of bugs. I’m still very grateful I have access to that level of software, but it does feel like things being 90% complete at best is the standard these days.
- timrichard 3y ago> I love Ableton and use it a ton, but man does it crash almost every session for me. Is that when using a plugin window or using the Ableton UI itself? I can only recall plugins crashing for me... Always worth checking for updates with the vendors.
- Gordonjcp 3y agoWhat bugs are you running into with Resolve? There are certainly a few things you need to be a little careful of.
- d23 3y agoOne is my fusion page always going back to a clip I’ve never opened in fusion. The bigger one is an insane rendering time that grows endlessly on a small clip (36+ hour estimated time before I finally cancelled it) that otherwise only takes a few minutes to render and display inside the program itself.
- Gordonjcp 3y agoYou need to make sure the play head is over the clip you've selected. I don't know why. The insane rendering time one is weird, but it only seems to show up in the Windows version. Apparently it's something to do with having one dodgy frame in the clip. I suspect it's something to do with sources encoded in h.264, but I'd expect that to affect the Mac port as well. Linux doesn't seem to be affected. You can try doing "render in place" for the affected clip, which seems to help.
- d23 3y agoYeah, my playhead is over the clip. It still keeps going back to a clip I never opened in fusion. Re: render in place, I'll try your approach next time I run into it. Thanks.