#Vegas pro nvidia hevc codec drivers#
#Vegas pro nvidia hevc codec driver#
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However when I created Optimised Media, the project rendered perfectly. When I tried rendering this project with my RTX3070 and with the CODEC h265, the project failed. I decided to re-render a project that I had done with my old card AMD RX580 which had Noise Reduction, a few Cross Disolves, colour correction and sharpening. It wasn't all plain sailing with Resolve 16 though. But this wasn't a problem because I had only created five projects. Thankfully, this time round, DaVinci Resolve 16 played nicely with my RTX 3070 however it refused to allow me to restore my backups created in Resolve 17. After that I installed Resolve 16 to see what would happen.

#Vegas pro nvidia hevc codec drivers#

Yep I wiped the drive clean and then installed all the drivers from scratch. Last night I did a complete reinstall of Windows 10 Pro. Well I have solved my problem, but maybe not the problem of RTX3070 not playing nicely with Resolve 17. I was successful in rendering H.264 and H.265 projects, first time and with no crashes.ДЄnd all because DaVinci Resolve simplified the Project Settings Colour Management page to hide the output/render section which existed in the Resolve 16 version. So, as an experiment I edited the first ten clips of my latest YouTube project and created a Colour Space Transform Node for each of them.

I never even knew this was a feature that I told Resolve 17 to do when rendering a project for YouTube. I only noticed last night when my phone tried to show my latest masterpiece in HDR, and would not let me watch in SDR. This is why a couple of my finished projects get messed up in YouTube. Resolve has been trying to jump through hoops rendering something that the Beta software explodes and crashes trying to doon my domestic computer because there is just too much to calculate. Davinci Resolve has chosen to use the HDR settings for the Timeline and Render settings. I wanted to up my game and refused to pay the Panasonic TAX for the LOG profile, so I persevered with the HLG colour profile.Д«ecause I have not found a way of telling Resolve 17 that I DO NOT want to render a HDR colour space of Rec 2020 but I want a SDR colour space of Rec709 as my finished product to show to the world on YouTube.

I have gone from a Cinelike D to Hybrid Log Gamma colour profile. It DOES NOT, or I have not found, the Output render Colour Space, that was in Resolve 16.ДЇor the last couple of months I have changed what colour profile I use on my Panasonic GH5. The new Resolve 17 only shows the Timeline Colour Space. The main show-stopper of all my woes is re-designed and simplified Project Settings Colour Management page.

#Vegas pro nvidia hevc codec driver#

Delete that driver and use the normal driver for the RTX 3070 and problem be gone. The GPU memory full is down to the new Nvidia Studio driver that came out a few days ago on the Nvidia website.

This evening, the penny has finally dropped and I have solved my problems of Resolve 17 crashing and GPU memory full errors. I have not been able to render any projects with Noise reduction. Since I started using Resolve 17 Beta with my new RTX 3070 graphics card I have not been able to render any project as h.265.

#Vegas pro nvidia hevc codec archive#

It would give us a clue as to what systems we should test this issue on.Д®diting in links to a log archive would be useful too. It would be useful if you could add your OS, hardware setup and drivers in your signature.