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So I follow some advice online and use skip package check and DR19 installs, but won't run at all. Then I think of using Win10 to at least get some work done, but yo, Linux now boots automatically, not giving me the option to select Win10, and I try to edit grab file and the error messages keep piling up. I want to cry in frustrations.

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Update: I finally managed to install DR19 again

Has anyone using Davinci Resolve 20 in LinuxMint experienced this? When I try to render anything, even a 10 second clip without any grading, it takes hours, which makes it unusable. I'm going to roll back to 19 for now, but I wonder if anyone has a fix? It's not hardware related, or drivers, as other software render fine and DR19 still on Win10 in the machine renders fine. I have seen some people having the same problems online but no solution.

DaVinci Resolve 20 is out. As a casual editor and foremost author, only reading the new features is challenging me. Wow

But I think about changing from Windows 10 to #Linux to operate #DaVinci. Is anyone doing that and could give some help on that?
Is it possible to use all features on Linux?

Curiously, how does Davinci Resolve train its AI features? Not sure how to frame the question. It calls them neural engines, but with DR20 I hear of some features that were more common in generative AI, like the thing to replace and alter voices.... So where does it get its data? Anyone knows?

#vfx#davinci#ai

So Leonardo da Vinci had plans to test a flying machine on Monte Ceceri in Italy. There is some disagreement about whether any actual tests happened. But we know he wanted to because he wrote a bunch about it (some of that got rolled into the Civilization VI theme song). In particular, this piece of writing:

"From the mountain, which bears the name of the great bird, the famous bird will take flight, filling the world of his great fame."

In the original Italian, there's apparently a bit of a pun in there: Monte Ceceri is named after the swans that used to frequent its slopes. Da Vinci was really tickled with the idea of a little bird being launched off a big bird.

Why do I mention this?

Kitty Hawk is an English bastardization of an Algonquin word. Also represented as "Chickahawk."

In Algonquin: "A place to hunt geese."

History has a weird way of rhyming. Leo had the right idea; wrong bird.