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Re: [Avid-L2] Consensus on MC 2021.2?
On Feb 27, 2021, at 8:10 AM, David Dodson <davaldod@gmail.com> wrote:I *want* to install 2021.2, but I'm hesitant. What's the current scuttlebutt? Is it solid Is it buggy? Anyone have a feel for how it's going?(I'm on OS 10.14.6)Many thanks,DD
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Re: [Avid-L2] Load Clip Shortcut
Yes, thank you!!!On Feb 23, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Mark Spano <cutandcover@gmail.com> wrote:Should be option-c?On Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 1:33 PM C. Hess <cfh3media@gmail.com> wrote:Been away from MC awhile, and have totally forgotten a great shortcut.It involves marking a section in the timelineand being able to load that into the source monitor.I recall using the option key, in addition to a stroke I cannot recall.Ideas…?Chip Hess
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Re: [Avid-L2] Load Clip Shortcut
On Feb 23, 2021, at 12:38 PM, Mark Spano <cutandcover@gmail.com> wrote:Should be option-c?On Tue, Feb 23, 2021 at 1:33 PM C. Hess <cfh3media@gmail.com> wrote:Been away from MC awhile, and have totally forgotten a great shortcut.It involves marking a section in the timelineand being able to load that into the source monitor.I recall using the option key, in addition to a stroke I cannot recall.Ideas…?Chip Hess
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Re: [Avid-L2] Load Clip Shortcut
Been away from MC awhile, and have totally forgotten a great shortcut.It involves marking a section in the timelineand being able to load that into the source monitor.I recall using the option key, in addition to a stroke I cannot recall.Ideas…?Chip Hess
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Re: [Avid-L2] IMF DolbyVision Metadata version mismatch in Resolve?
On Feb 22, 2021, at 3:38 PM, John Moore <bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:From the CPL in the imf the version that created the IMF:
<Creator>Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio 16.2.5.015</Creator>
I am using Resolve Studio 16.2.7. I'm milking the life out of my Nvidia 980Ti and two TitanX GPUs but the end is near with compatibility issues.
Per your info the timeline color setting tell Resolve's controls what to expect for tonal ranges. In HDR class the instructor's company ColourLab has an HDR plugin that you put on as a timeline node and it will take a Rec 709 timeline and content map it to various HDR outputs. This keeps the lift, gamma, gain behaving in a more natural way for the operator.
I need to find a flow chart of exactly how Resolve handles the various levels and conversions so I can play along better. I know it attempts to map everything to full range and then limits the output based on codec or a manual setting of Data vs. Video a.k.a Full Range vs. Legal. I have found that in Auto Clip attribute Resolve sometimes makes some wrong choices.
What would be the proper way to choose a timeline setting?
I would assume you would pick the most common media in the timeline but then there must be a battle between a show shot in V-log and you get Rec 709 Graphics.
It's all these little steps that I'm trying to understand better so I can better trouble shoot issues that come up.
I'm just tinkering with this project and I got an HDR class from FxPHD that I'm going to get into. Hopefully it will dislodge some of the tar built up in my ears. It's tough being an Dinosaur who feels more comfortable with SCH and a V1 pulse than the endless format chasing in today's world. Oh well gotta grow or go.
Hi John,Let me try to answer some of your questions.First do you know which version of DaVinci Resolve they used for outputting the IMF you are having some issues with?My responses below in the text:
On Feb 20, 2021, at 11:25 PM, John Moore <bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:
I am running with separate color space and gamma checked because during my HDR IMF onboarding for Netflix without that checked and set to P3 and ST 2084 1000 Nits I would end up with approx half video level when exporting an IMF.Again which version of Resolve are we talking about?Netflix Tech support gave me a tutorial video that showed I need to use separate color space and gamma to overcome what appears to be a bug in Resolve. Here is a link Netflix Tech gave me to guide in setting up the project. Here is a videoIn the video I see version 15! By the end of February, version 17 should become official, but so far I found the beta version stable. Just to let you know, BMD has made great progress in the implementation of Dolby Vison HDR since v15.
I'm not sure when separating the color space and gamma what difference setting the gamma to 2084 or 2084 1000 Nits does.For Dolby Vision HDR, regarding the gamma, your are concerned with PQ settings (defined by ST2084). You should match the intended output (your maximum luminance display). Usually 1,000 nits or higher. (i.e ST2084 1000 nits) When grading for Dolby Vision HDR you have to define your maximum luminance output. It will be encoded in the metadata, along with any other trims that are required for your delivery. Usually the studios will have specific specs that they want you to follow.
I see no change in output to my HDR LG OLED and my Target Display PVM-2541 Sony.When working on a Dolby Vision HDR program, you need to make sure to match your Resolve settings with your display settings. If your display is set to receive a BT 2020 ST 2084 @ 1000 nits video signal, make sure your Resolve Color Management project settings is set to the same. If your display is set for P3 D65 and Resolve settings is set to Rec. 2020, you will have a mismatch.
I'm not really clear on what setting the timeline color space and gamma does to the actual video essence.Is it correct that setting the timeline color space and gamma tell the rest of the Resolve color path how to transform the signal to other target color spaces and gamma. If I see no change when togging from gamma 2084 to 2084-1000 Nits is that because there are no color transforms in the rest of the food chain? At it's core I'm wondering what setting the timeline color space and gamma does to image processing.In Resolve, if you choose to work in DaVinci YRGB Color Managed workflow (scene referred) the timeline color space can be set differently than your output color space. You may choose to do so for different reasons. Following I believe are the main reasons:. Down the road, you may want to make different masters with different color spaces. If your timeline is set with a wider color space than your output you will be able to take advantage of a wider palette without having to redo your color grading for future delivery. You just switch to your desired color output and create your new master.. From a colorist point of view, and depending on the control surface you are using, some color spaces will feel more natural to manipulate when using some of the Resolve tools. A good example is when working in ACES color encoding. You will notice that your lift-gamma-gain tools are responding quite differently than when working in a Rec. 709 workspace. With version 17, Resolve introduced a new option "use color space aware grading tools" to help compensate for that different experience grading in a wide ranges of color spaces.When working in a scene referred color management workflow (a.k.a Color Science = DaVinci YRGB Color Managed) changing the timeline color space will not affect the color space output. It will just change your experience in grading footage.When working in a display referred color management workflow (DaVinci YRGB color science) , essentially your display and timeline color space are the same, so whatever you select there will be the same and affect your timeline and output.Attached is a screen grab of the color management settings of a Dolby Vision HDR project I was involved. This is with version Resolve version 17 beta 8.I hope this help,david at kosmos-productions.comDavid BaudColorist & Finishing Editor
Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
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On Tuesday, February 23, 2021, 7:04:02 AM PST, Marianna <marianna.montague@avid.com> wrote:
I verified the bin fix is in MC 2019.12.1 and higher as well as MC 2020. 4 and higher
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I verified the bin fix is in MC 2019.12.1 and higher as well as MC 2020. 4 and higher
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Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
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Monday, February 22, 2021
Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
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- Bug Number: MCCET-3421. In some instances, the bin would hang or crash when trying to open the bin.
On Feb 22, 2021, at 10:14 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Avid ver: 2019.12.0OS ver: Mojave 10.14.6Project is located on the Internal drivePaul Darrigo
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323-244-8020On Monday, February 22, 2021, 9:09:59 AM PST, Tommy D. M. Pham via groups.io <forshurz=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:What's the exact version you're running and where is your project located?On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Hi AllWe have a project with a Mac Laptop, media on an external drive, .mxf files.. The Bins keep corrupting. Anyone run into this?Thanks,Paul Darrigo
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Re: [Avid-L2] IMF DolbyVision Metadata version mismatch in Resolve?
From the CPL in the imf the version that created the IMF:
<Creator>Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio 16.2.5.015</Creator>
I am using Resolve Studio 16.2.7. I'm milking the life out of my Nvidia 980Ti and two TitanX GPUs but the end is near with compatibility issues.
Per your info the timeline color setting tell Resolve's controls what to expect for tonal ranges. In HDR class the instructor's company ColourLab has an HDR plugin that you put on as a timeline node and it will take a Rec 709 timeline and content map it to various HDR outputs. This keeps the lift, gamma, gain behaving in a more natural way for the operator. I need to find a flow chart of exactly how Resolve handles the various levels and conversions so I can play along better. I know it attempts to map everything to full range and then limits the output based on codec or a manual setting of Data vs. Video a.k.a Full Range vs. Legal. I have found that in Auto Clip attribute Resolve sometimes makes some wrong choices.
What would be the proper way to choose a timeline setting? I would assume you would pick the most common media in the timeline but then there must be a battle between a show shot in V-log and you get Rec 709 Graphics. It's all these little steps that I'm trying to understand better so I can better trouble shoot issues that come up. I'm just tinkering with this project and I got an HDR class from FxPHD that I'm going to get into. Hopefully it will dislodge some of the tar built up in my ears. It's tough being an Dinosaur who feels more comfortable with SCH and a V1 pulse than the endless format chasing in today's world. Oh well gotta grow or go.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021 at 10:26 PM, David Baud wrote:
Hi John,Let me try to answer some of your questions.First do you know which version of DaVinci Resolve they used for outputting the IMF you are having some issues with?My responses below in the text:
On Feb 20, 2021, at 11:25 PM, John Moore <bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:
I am running with separate color space and gamma checked because during my HDR IMF onboarding for Netflix without that checked and set to P3 and ST 2084 1000 Nits I would end up with approx half video level when exporting an IMF.Again which version of Resolve are we talking about?Netflix Tech support gave me a tutorial video that showed I need to use separate color space and gamma to overcome what appears to be a bug in Resolve. Here is a link Netflix Tech gave me to guide in setting up the project. Here is a videoIn the video I see version 15! By the end of February, version 17 should become official, but so far I found the beta version stable. Just to let you know, BMD has made great progress in the implementation of Dolby Vison HDR since v15.
I'm not sure when separating the color space and gamma what difference setting the gamma to 2084 or 2084 1000 Nits does.For Dolby Vision HDR, regarding the gamma, your are concerned with PQ settings (defined by ST2084). You should match the intended output (your maximum luminance display). Usually 1,000 nits or higher. (i.e ST2084 1000 nits) When grading for Dolby Vision HDR you have to define your maximum luminance output. It will be encoded in the metadata, along with any other trims that are required for your delivery. Usually the studios will have specific specs that they want you to follow.
I see no change in output to my HDR LG OLED and my Target Display PVM-2541 Sony.When working on a Dolby Vision HDR program, you need to make sure to match your Resolve settings with your display settings. If your display is set to receive a BT 2020 ST 2084 @ 1000 nits video signal, make sure your Resolve Color Management project settings is set to the same. If your display is set for P3 D65 and Resolve settings is set to Rec. 2020, you will have a mismatch.
I'm not really clear on what setting the timeline color space and gamma does to the actual video essence.Is it correct that setting the timeline color space and gamma tell the rest of the Resolve color path how to transform the signal to other target color spaces and gamma. If I see no change when togging from gamma 2084 to 2084-1000 Nits is that because there are no color transforms in the rest of the food chain? At it's core I'm wondering what setting the timeline color space and gamma does to image processing.In Resolve, if you choose to work in DaVinci YRGB Color Managed workflow (scene referred) the timeline color space can be set differently than your output color space. You may choose to do so for different reasons. Following I believe are the main reasons:. Down the road, you may want to make different masters with different color spaces. If your timeline is set with a wider color space than your output you will be able to take advantage of a wider palette without having to redo your color grading for future delivery. You just switch to your desired color output and create your new master.. From a colorist point of view, and depending on the control surface you are using, some color spaces will feel more natural to manipulate when using some of the Resolve tools. A good example is when working in ACES color encoding. You will notice that your lift-gamma-gain tools are responding quite differently than when working in a Rec. 709 workspace. With version 17, Resolve introduced a new option “use color space aware grading tools” to help compensate for that different experience grading in a wide ranges of color spaces.When working in a scene referred color management workflow (a.k.a Color Science = DaVinci YRGB Color Managed) changing the timeline color space will not affect the color space output. It will just change your experience in grading footage.When working in a display referred color management workflow (DaVinci YRGB color science) , essentially your display and timeline color space are the same, so whatever you select there will be the same and affect your timeline and output.Attached is a screen grab of the color management settings of a Dolby Vision HDR project I was involved. This is with version Resolve version 17 beta 8.I hope this help,david at kosmos-productions.comDavid BaudColorist & Finishing Editor
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Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
- Bug Number: MCCET-3421. In some instances, the bin would hang or crash when trying to open the bin.
On Feb 22, 2021, at 10:14 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Avid ver: 2019.12.0OS ver: Mojave 10.14.6Project is located on the Internal drivePaul Darrigo
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323-244-8020On Monday, February 22, 2021, 9:09:59 AM PST, Tommy D. M. Pham via groups.io <forshurz=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:What's the exact version you're running and where is your project located?On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Hi AllWe have a project with a Mac Laptop, media on an external drive, .mxf files.. The Bins keep corrupting. Anyone run into this?Thanks,Paul Darrigo
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On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Hi AllWe have a project with a Mac Laptop, media on an external drive, .mxf files.. The Bins keep corrupting. Anyone run into this?Thanks,Paul Darrigo
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Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
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On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Hi AllWe have a project with a Mac Laptop, media on an external drive, .mxf files.. The Bins keep corrupting. Anyone run into this?Thanks,Paul Darrigo
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Re: [Avid-L2] MC 2018 BINS keep corrupting
On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:41 AM, Paul Darrigo <fedguy2@pacbell.net> wrote:Hi AllWe have a project with a Mac Laptop, media on an external drive, .mxf files.. The Bins keep corrupting. Anyone run into this?Thanks,Paul Darrigo
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Re: [Avid-L2] Animating Still Images within MC
On Feb 22, 2021, at 8:38 AM, oklaroman . <oklaroman@gmail.com> wrote:Given that the product is already EOL, it's not available publicly, and I didn't know about it Marianna stepped in. If it's something you need as a legacy product, I recommend following the same course and going through support.On Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 11:21 AM C. Hess <cfh3media@gmail.com> wrote:Is this version 5.6.3 available to all?I have the same issue, running MC 18.9.On Feb 19, 2021, at 10:54 AM, oklaroman . <oklaroman@gmail.com> wrote:As a second follow-up: Marianna contacted Peter at BorisFX, and he was able to provide a final (and unsupported) RED version 5.6.3, which was put together for legacy projects. So far it works great, the UI is functional, and it renders without crashing. Thanks Marianna and Peter!As an update to this chain, Marianna reached out to help and contacted BFX. Long story short, BCC Title Studio is pretty much the same UI as the old Boris RED, minus the ability to work with multiple tracks in the MC timeline. So it looks like Title Studio is a good replacement for RED for image manipulation. I'm going to try it out. Thanks again for the input!Keld, this has not been my experience. I can apply the effect to a clip, but MC crashes when I launch the UI. What version of MC/RED are you using? I'm on Win10 with RED v5.6 and MC 21.2 (but this has been the case for the past several MC versions). I would really like to get it working again, so I may need to do more troubleshooting. Thanks!On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 2:40 AM Keld von Eyben <keld@voneyben.dk> wrote:Boris RED now works better than ever. After development stopped, it did have some crashing in certain situations. But since MC was recoded to 64bit, RED has been flying smoothly without crashes (on Win10, that is). I use it every day, especially because it can access six tracks in the MC timeline with a single effect.
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