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A few weeks ago I used claude to reverse engineer the linux version of resolve to add support for AAC media. The patch is here, and it works great: https://git

by josephg 1mo ago

A few weeks ago I used claude to reverse engineer the linux version of resolve to add support for AAC media. The patch is here, and it works great: https://github.com/josephg/resolve-aacfix https://github.com/josephg/resolve-aacfix AAC streams are decoded and sent to ffmpeg.

nickjj 1mo ago
Does this introduce lag while editing? What about for encoding? For example if you want to export a video from Resolve in its final form with AAC audio. The readme mentions decoding but not encoding.
- josephg 1mo ago
  > Does this introduce lag while editing? No, why would it? > What about for encoding? Only decode support. You can add encode support via the official plugin api. https://github.com/hexitnz/Resolve-Linux-Studio-AAC-FDK-Encoder-plugin https://github.com/hexitnz/Resolve-Linux-Studio-AAC-FDK-Enco...
  - nickjj 1mo ago
    > No, why would it? I don't know, that's why I asked. I haven't done a deep dive into creating custom plugins for Resolve, so I don't know what the implications of that are from a performance perspective. I wasn't able to benchmark it directly since it's only compatible with the Studio version.