Thanks a lot for the tutorial! I was having a lot of trouble getting Davinci Resolve to work on my machine, but after watching your tutorial, I managed to make it work first try! This is a great video!
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What's your experience? How usable is it on linux? I'm considering buying the studio version (for h264/265), but i have heard that it still crashes often.
I mainly edit in DaVinci Resolve on a slightly underpowered iMac (OSX with i5 CPU and 8GB ram). Resolve does work in Linux on my Asus K65CM laptop (only in Peppermint 10 though) but because that laptop is a little old, it struggles with any kind of colour correction or intensive FX. At some point I'll get a more powerful computer so I'll move to using Resolve in Linux but for now, I just stick to editing in OSX. In my experience, Resolve is very picky with GPU's in Linux especially. I've tried running Resolve on the Asus laptop in Pop!_OS, Fedora, MX Linux, Mint OS, Manjaro, Arch, all with no success but for some reason Peppermint 10 seems to be able to run it ok. I haven't tried Resolve Studio though.
@Arktur-9x Some say it is faster on Linux. From what I've read online, the difference is negligible. Linux being lighter on system resources can give performance advantages however there are issues like not being able to take advantage of the AAC audio codec when rendering. There are a few threads online on the topic if you do a search. I'm still working on Resolve on a Ryzen 9 Windows laptop. Thanks for your comment!
thank you so much for this tutorial. very easy to understand for newbie linux user like me. i hope to see more tutorial video like this in the future from you sir. may i know how to set the info widget on your top right screen sir? it very simple and clean looks. sorry for asking noob question. have a great day.
Hey, idk if you're still replying to stuff, but whenever I get davinci up and running, I cant hear anything, even though the waveform and the video itself shows up
@nikospace4355 Hey, it might be a codec issue. Davinci Resolve Free on Linux won't play h264 aac so you'll have to transcode your videos to DNxHR or ProRes with uncompressed PCM audio.
I'm using pop_os and i have issues installing the libssl1.1 package at 4:38. I've checked out the comments down below and saw that you recommended a viewer to sudo apt update -y and sudo apt install -y libssl1.1 which I've done but it still gives me the same error. Any ideas?
@Efe Hi thanks for your question. It seems Pop_OS! has an issue installing libssl1.1 for some reason. It might be due to a conflict with other SSL libraries already installed on Pop_OS. There are a few threads online about this issue and this thread in particular has a couple of workarounds that might work: forum.unity.com/threads/workaround-for-libssl-issue-on-ubuntu-22-04.1271405/
@@StaempunkTV I'm in the exact situation. I was able to get past this point by changing libssl1.1 to "libssl3" It showed that I already had different versions of libssl installed but I was still able to hit Y to download the files needed. But then later on at 6:00, I run into this issue. v v v
@@StaempunkTV I have Ubuntu 20.04 on my work PC but my home one is still on Windows 10 primarily for gaming. Seeing how Valve is rapidly improving things on the gaming front and how much I don't like Windows 11 I had a plan to switch my home PC to Linux when Windows 10 support ends in 2025 but now I consider to do it even sooner... Will look forward to your new videos 🙂
Today is Monday, May 23, 2022. I'm trying to escape Windows and run DaVinci Resolve on Linux. After 2 months of trying conflicting directions on the methods used on the various distros of Linux I feel like giving up. Anyone claiming that using Linux is easy is already a Linux user, much like the Blender coders who claim Blender is easy with its sea of undecipherable buttons. thanks for trying to help. Now I know why Windows is the most popular OS on earth-
@Steblu74 I agree Windows is much easier to use than most Linux distros. It was due to necessity that I started using Linux - my computer was too underpowered to run Windows smoothly. I also agree that the learning curve for Linux is steeper than Windows. Hence I'm attempting to demystify Linux by posting these how-to videos for people who are looking for a slightly easier entry into the Linux universe. I appreciate your comment. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV And you’re doing a great job too! Since you’ve already been this route you understand my frustration. It is difficult to blame those who code drivers and such as well. It takes time and money to do that. But Linux is the only future available for those trying to escape the looming collectivism of our day-
HAI , installed on Ubuntu (Now free version I do have a licence ) Have to change the foutage from the camera to .mov. I like to work with the original MP4 files. Does this way to install to work also with mp4 ??? Now I only have music. no picture/ video
@KarelZweefvlieger If the audio isn't playing, the issue is likely the Audio Codec used in the video file. You could use a program called Handbrake to convert the videos to a format you prefer. I use Handbrake to convert all of my camera videos (using an iPhone) from .mov to .mp4. The original .mov files do have sound but I convert due to HDD space restraints on my editing computer. Thanks for commenting.
what should I do if it i got all the way to starting davinci resolve up for the first time and I got the message "DaVinci Resolve could not initialize OpenGL. Please ensure that the latest graphics drivers are installed." my computers a lattitude chromebook 5400 if that helps at all
@AgentsingleO It sounds like your computer's GPU isn't powerful enough to run Resolve. DaVinci Resolve is very picky about what GPUs it will run with and GPUs that aren't at least 1.5 to 2 GB won't run.
hello, I'm loving your video. but I can't get past the "downloads" part. Everytime I put in cd downloads it says " no such file or directory" & command not found. if typed it with "S" and without and the a capital "D" and lower case "d". could you help me please
Thanks. Try running the command 'cd ..' (with the space and 2 full-stops). Then when you run 'ls' is there a Downloads directory in the list? If so, carry on from there.
Copy and paste this into your terminal: cd ~/Downloads I may have gotten the slash wrong though, so you might wanna change it to the linux slash that is used for the file system.
@@StaempunkTV Hi, great video, um when I try this I dont get downloads directory in the list, I just get a list of the following: bin, dev, home, media, opt, root, sbin, sys, usr, boot, etc, lib, mnt, proc, run, srv, tmp, var.
Great and easy to follow tutorial. This is the closest Ive been to getting resolve to run on my system. Unfortunately I get an error when starting. (Unsupported GPU Processing Mode) Please review the GPU drivers and gpu configuration under preferences. Is this because i don't rune an nvidia gpu? how can i fix this. I have a dual boot system running both linux mint and windows 10 and I can run reslove on windows with the same hardware.
Thanks! Yeah I have the same issue on a Surface Pro 3 which I'm dual booting. It runs Resolve in Windows fine but not Linux (I've tried dual booting with many distros). Resolve is really picky when it comes to running on Linux machines and seems to only work with newer GPU's. I did manage to get Resolve to work in Peppermint 10 on the same computer though.
With my install I have tried to load Davinci Resolve and it doesn't even get to the splash screen. All the drivers are up to date and there were no errors during the install. I don't know if it matters that I'm running Ubuntu Studio 23.10.
@trinity5150 I'm not sure why it hasn't worked for you. Is your GPU powerful enough? There might also be issues due to Ubuntu 23.10 using Pipewire. Sorry I can't help you.
Yes it is tricky deleting all the files that are installed. I usually take a Timeshift snapshot before installing apps so I can return to a good state if an install goes wrong. This thread may help: www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicdesign/comments/873zyu/uninstalling_davinci_resolve_linux/
Because you're installing a different version than I did in the video, you'll have to copy the file/folder names relevant to you (hence why I showed how to use the 'ls' or list command to display the folder/file names to copy/paste). The 'cd' command is to change to the directory so I'm guessing you'll have to run the following command to enter the folder where 'DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b4_Linux.run' is contained: cd DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b4_Linux
It went good till 6:38 I got 39 errors reported. I continued and then at 7:25 I got this: "error: 'davinci-resolve_18.1.4-mrd1.6.4_amd64.deb' is not a Debian format archive" How could I solve this?
Well crafted video, thanks. Unfortunately on my ZorinOS system, although I can launch Davinci, successfully, neither mp4 or mov clips render video when added to the media pool. Looks like CODECS are missing. Any hints on a fix? I have zero issues like this with KdenLive or PITIVI on the same system.
Thanks, I'm still learning the craft. You're correct that it is most likely a codec issue. A potential fix is to use Handbrake to recode the videos: In Handbrake, import the problem video then after selecting a preset, go to the 'Video' tab and select 'H.264(x264) for the 'Video Encoder' and select the 'Constant Framerate' radio button. Good luck! Let me know if this solves the issue.
@@StaempunkTV Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately, this didn't work. I spent a bit of time yesterday trying various conversions in VLC, Ciano, and handbrake. Nothing worked, although converting an mp4 from my phone to a .mov in Ciano produced a clip that had video in Davinci, but no audio. Which is the opposite of ingesting a .mov from my camera into Davinci. Than produces a clip that has audio, but no video. I've pretty well exhausted my options that I know of for file conversions, other than ffmpeg (not sure of the name). Looks like it's back to KdenLive for me, which other than it's crashing occasionally, works pretty well. I've used Davinci on my macbook, and can also run it in Windows on my dual boot machine, so it's there if I need it. Oh well!
@Marc Sitkin Yep, trying to get DaVinci to work on Linux isn't easy. Hopefully it'll be a simpler process in the nearer future. I still do most of my editing on Mac and Windows machines but would love to move my video work to Linux machines. Cheers mate!
6:04 For some reason it says this ./makeresolvedeb_1.6.0_multi.sh DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b3_Linux.run -bash: ./makeresolvedeb_1.6.0_multi.sh: Permission denied Can anyone help me?
Made it to terminal ( 4:38 ) in MX 23.2 where it returned: "E: Unable to locate package libssl1.1" ,,, so tried a second time with same result. Something to do with it being MX 23, perhaps.
@solanaceae2069 I think you're right, libssl1.1 is no longer used in MX23. I haven't tried installing Resolve in MX23 so I'm not sure what the solution would be.
@@StaempunkTV A little search and: 'sudo apt install fakeroot xorriso nvidia-driver nvidia-opencl-icd libcuda1 libnvidia-encode1' did the trick. Sweet.
Cool, if you do a search online for the name of the dependencies followed by Debian and its version (eg Debian 9) then you should find an installer for the dependencies you're looking for. What dependencies are you having problems with?
@Şüpheciler I don't have much experience using Zorin OS besides trying it out a few months ago. But if you are using Wine, you'll have to configure it to handle Windows 10 programs. If you open a Terminal window and type the command: "winecfg" (without the " marks) then change the Windows version to Windows 10 it might work. Otherwise you may have to try running Hitfilm Express in a virtual machine.
@ilaripori6148 This video was created about a year ago and since then libssl1.1 has been made obsolete. Currently libssl3 is being used in Ubuntu 22.04 although I'm not sure if libssl3 will work with the method demonstrated in this video. Please let me know if it works if you decide to try with libssl3. I'd be very interested to know. Cheers!
Cool, I've been running MX Linux on my main laptop and it's great. I still use Peppermint 10 on my old laptop though. One of the Peppermint developers told me 11 will be built on a Debian base rather than Ubuntu. Looking forward to Peppermint 11 too.
Hey, everything worked with the downloading, etc., thanks man. I've just got one issue. I downloaded it and it says "unsupported GPU Processing Mode". My Laptop runs Linux Ubuntu and has 8gb RAM. Idk about the GPU thing, can you help me out?
@julivexh6788 Hey, DaVinci Resolve is really picky when it comes to GPU's in Linux. Basically if your GPU is not powerful enough or too old then it won't work. If your system was previously able to run DR and now can't, sometimes updating to the latest compatible GPU driver for your system with 'Reset to factory defaults' during install (AMD cards especially) works. I'm still editing in DR on an iMac until I upgrade my Linux laptop. Here's a webpage with more in-depth info: beginnersapproach.com/davinci-resolve-fix-gpu-issues/
Hi, I must have missed a step or something, because I'm getting a message saying: "Unsupported GPU Processing Mode - Please review GPU drivers and GPU configuration under preferences". Not really sure what I did wrong, but I could use some guidance with this.
Nope, you did everything right I reckon. I just yesterday tried installing Resolve on the newly released MX Linux 21 (based on Debian 11) and got the same message you did. Our GPU's must be too underpowered or old to handle Resolve. The install did work on Peppermint 10 though although I can't do GPU intensive work. If you were using an Arch based distro like Manjaro or Endeavour, Resolve can be found on the AUR. What OS are you using?
@@StaempunkTV I'm using Ubuntu Linux 20.04. This is such a nuisance, since HandBrake's not working right on my Windows 10 OS, but it's working fine on Linux, while DaVinci's working fine on Windows, but it's not working on Linux. You understand my headache.
Kali being a Debian-based OS should work. Resolve is very picky with GPUs in Linux distros though. I've got a laptop with an Nvidia card that runs Resolve fine in Windows and Peppermint 10 but not in other Linux distros on that laptop. I tried Pop!_OS, MX21, Fedora, Manjaro (with the AUR version), Feren, Zorin, Elementary but none worked. Only Peppermint 10 for some reason. I'm interested to know if it works for you with Kali. Cheers!
followed it all and had no errors but ot wont execute, wont even open. what could cause that? ur tut was great no issue following along , did all as you did, still wont open.
It is likely due to your GPU. DaVinci Resolve is really fussy when it comes to Linux GPUs. One of my laptops runs Resolve fine in Windows (albeit slowly) but won't run Resolve when I'm in Linux on the same machine.
actually makes sense, it had worked on my windows as well with a lesser laptop and hardware. ill just keep using blender for now , thank u and keep doing what u do, great tuts
And another thing besides your tutorials it's very impressive and easy-to-follow that I like is the fact that you respond very quickly and I'm sure you probably a fairly busy person so to be able to still take the time to help your fellow subscribers Out means a lot keep doing what you doing bro keep pushing keep reaching for stars
Thank you, I appreciate your kind thoughts. I receive an alert when anyone comments and it only takes a minute or so to reply anyway. It might become more time consuming as the channel grows and when other work requires more of my attention. But all going to plan, I'll become a full-time content creator so this all goes with the territory. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV well u have my support always. anythinb to do with kali or any linux distro, audio and video editing and ESPECIALLY , i need some audio and video forensics programs badly so if u have or kniw of any free ones PLEASE PLEASE , send my way.
@ItzLoyal It would depend on the Chromebook's specs especially the GPU and also the Linux distro you are running on it. I haven't used a Chromebook though so I have no personal experience trying a DaVinci Resolve install on one.
@@StaempunkTV I get this error code that says this; Package xorriso is not available, but referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source. E: Unable to locate package ocl-icd-opencl-dev E: Package 'xorriso' has no installation candidate E: Package 'fakeroot' has no installation candidate
@@StaempunkTV thank you. I have a challenge activating. It tells me "No Activations left. Clearing all existing activations". It then says "There was an error when attempting to perform activation"😢
Using resolve 17 corversion process extracting archive fund 2878 object adding blackmagicrawplayer Adding blackmagicrawspeedtest Creating Debian packege Dpkg-deb: building the package." Davinci-resolve"W". FINISH stop porocesor 100% ram 60% temp procesor 96 C temperatur procesor
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Thanks a lot for the tutorial! I was having a lot of trouble getting Davinci Resolve to work on my machine, but after watching your tutorial, I managed to make it work first try! This is a great video!
What's your experience? How usable is it on linux? I'm considering buying the studio version (for h264/265), but i have heard that it still crashes often.
I mainly edit in DaVinci Resolve on a slightly underpowered iMac (OSX with i5 CPU and 8GB ram). Resolve does work in Linux on my Asus K65CM laptop (only in Peppermint 10 though) but because that laptop is a little old, it struggles with any kind of colour correction or intensive FX. At some point I'll get a more powerful computer so I'll move to using Resolve in Linux but for now, I just stick to editing in OSX.
In my experience, Resolve is very picky with GPU's in Linux especially. I've tried running Resolve on the Asus laptop in Pop!_OS, Fedora, MX Linux, Mint OS, Manjaro, Arch, all with no success but for some reason Peppermint 10 seems to be able to run it ok. I haven't tried Resolve Studio though.
Thank you very much for the video! I would like to know in which operating environment WINDOWS of Linux DaVinci ResolvE works faster?
@Arktur-9x Some say it is faster on Linux. From what I've read online, the difference is negligible. Linux being lighter on system resources can give performance advantages however there are issues like not being able to take advantage of the AAC audio codec when rendering. There are a few threads online on the topic if you do a search. I'm still working on Resolve on a Ryzen 9 Windows laptop. Thanks for your comment!
Thank you very much for your answer or!@@StaempunkTV
thank you so much for this tutorial. very easy to understand for newbie linux user like me. i hope to see more tutorial video like this in the future from you sir. may i know how to set the info widget on your top right screen sir? it very simple and clean looks. sorry for asking noob question. have a great day.
Thanks for the question, I'll include the answer in an upcoming video. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV you're most welcome sir. look forward for that tutorial. thank you very much for your time replying my comment.
@ZamSEG Here's a link to how I configure the Conky widget (from my Theming MX Linux video).
ruclips.net/video/80YHVuv-eVs/видео.html
Enjoy 🙂
@@StaempunkTV thank you very much for your reply sir. duly noted.
Hey, idk if you're still replying to stuff, but whenever I get davinci up and running, I cant hear anything, even though the waveform and the video itself shows up
@nikospace4355 Hey, it might be a codec issue. Davinci Resolve Free on Linux won't play h264 aac so you'll have to transcode your videos to DNxHR or ProRes with uncompressed PCM audio.
I'm using pop_os and i have issues installing the libssl1.1 package at 4:38. I've checked out the comments down below and saw that you recommended a viewer to sudo apt update -y and sudo apt install -y libssl1.1 which I've done but it still gives me the same error. Any ideas?
@Efe Hi thanks for your question. It seems Pop_OS! has an issue installing libssl1.1 for some reason. It might be due to a conflict with other SSL libraries already installed on Pop_OS. There are a few threads online about this issue and this thread in particular has a couple of workarounds that might work:
forum.unity.com/threads/workaround-for-libssl-issue-on-ubuntu-22-04.1271405/
@@StaempunkTV I'm in the exact situation. I was able to get past this point by changing libssl1.1 to "libssl3" It showed that I already had different versions of libssl installed but I was still able to hit Y to download the files needed. But then later on at 6:00, I run into this issue. v v v
@Demon Serf I made this video some time ago so the dependencies might have changed. What distro are you using?
@@StaempunkTV I’m using pop os 22.04. Yes things have been updated since then.
Just discovered you and instantly subscribed. I don't actually use DaVinci Resolve but it's so relaxing to watch the tutorial... Thank you! :)
Thanks so much for the sub. I have a batch of new videos that I'm working on so more relaxing ahead lol
@@StaempunkTV I have Ubuntu 20.04 on my work PC but my home one is still on Windows 10 primarily for gaming. Seeing how Valve is rapidly improving things on the gaming front and how much I don't like Windows 11 I had a plan to switch my home PC to Linux when Windows 10 support ends in 2025 but now I consider to do it even sooner... Will look forward to your new videos 🙂
Today is Monday, May 23, 2022. I'm trying to escape Windows and run DaVinci Resolve on Linux. After 2 months of trying conflicting directions on the methods used on the various distros of Linux I feel like giving up. Anyone claiming that using Linux is easy is already a Linux user, much like the Blender coders who claim Blender is easy with its sea of undecipherable buttons.
thanks for trying to help. Now I know why Windows is the most popular OS on earth-
@Steblu74 I agree Windows is much easier to use than most Linux distros. It was due to necessity that I started using Linux - my computer was too underpowered to run Windows smoothly. I also agree that the learning curve for Linux is steeper than Windows. Hence I'm attempting to demystify Linux by posting these how-to videos for people who are looking for a slightly easier entry into the Linux universe. I appreciate your comment. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV And you’re doing a great job too! Since you’ve already been this route you understand my frustration. It is difficult to blame those who code drivers and such as well. It takes time and money to do that. But Linux is the only future available for those trying to escape the looming collectivism of our day-
@@StaempunkTV Thank you for trying. Unfortunately my GPU seems to be unsupported - which sucks
HAI , installed on Ubuntu (Now free version I do have a licence ) Have to change the foutage from the camera to .mov. I like to work with the original MP4 files.
Does this way to install to work also with mp4 ??? Now I only have music. no picture/ video
@KarelZweefvlieger If the audio isn't playing, the issue is likely the Audio Codec used in the video file. You could use a program called Handbrake to convert the videos to a format you prefer. I use Handbrake to convert all of my camera videos (using an iPhone) from .mov to .mp4. The original .mov files do have sound but I convert due to HDD space restraints on my editing computer. Thanks for commenting.
what should I do if it i got all the way to starting davinci resolve up for the first time and I got the message "DaVinci Resolve could not initialize OpenGL. Please ensure
that the latest graphics drivers are installed." my computers a lattitude chromebook 5400 if that helps at all
@AgentsingleO It sounds like your computer's GPU isn't powerful enough to run Resolve. DaVinci Resolve is very picky about what GPUs it will run with and GPUs that aren't at least 1.5 to 2 GB won't run.
@@StaempunkTV ok thanks for the response and great video!
Very cool 👍🏻 brilliant Tutorial again! Thank you very much
Thanks again!
Thanks this is the best tutorial for DR i linux!
Cheers! Glad you liked it.
hello, I'm loving your video. but I can't get past the "downloads" part. Everytime I put in cd downloads it says " no such file or directory" & command not found. if typed it with "S" and without and the a capital "D" and lower case "d". could you help me please
Thanks. Try running the command 'cd ..' (with the space and 2 full-stops). Then when you run 'ls' is there a Downloads directory in the list? If so, carry on from there.
Copy and paste this into your terminal:
cd ~/Downloads
I may have gotten the slash wrong though, so you might wanna change it to the linux slash that is used for the file system.
@@StaempunkTV Hi, great video, um when I try this I dont get downloads directory in the list, I just get a list of the following: bin, dev, home, media, opt, root, sbin, sys, usr, boot, etc, lib, mnt, proc, run, srv, tmp, var.
Try the following but replace 'username' with your username:
cd /home/username/Downloads
Great and easy to follow tutorial. This is the closest Ive been to getting resolve to run on my system. Unfortunately I get an error when starting. (Unsupported GPU Processing Mode) Please review the GPU drivers and gpu configuration under preferences. Is this because i don't rune an nvidia gpu? how can i fix this. I have a dual boot system running both linux mint and windows 10 and I can run reslove on windows with the same hardware.
Thanks! Yeah I have the same issue on a Surface Pro 3 which I'm dual booting. It runs Resolve in Windows fine but not Linux (I've tried dual booting with many distros). Resolve is really picky when it comes to running on Linux machines and seems to only work with newer GPU's. I did manage to get Resolve to work in Peppermint 10 on the same computer though.
With my install I have tried to load Davinci Resolve and it doesn't even get to the splash screen. All the drivers are up to date and there were no errors during the install. I don't know if it matters that I'm running Ubuntu Studio 23.10.
@trinity5150 I'm not sure why it hasn't worked for you. Is your GPU powerful enough? There might also be issues due to Ubuntu 23.10 using Pipewire. Sorry I can't help you.
Just brilliant
how do i uninstall it tho? (serious question)
Yes it is tricky deleting all the files that are installed. I usually take a Timeshift snapshot before installing apps so I can return to a good state if an install goes wrong. This thread may help:
www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicdesign/comments/873zyu/uninstalling_davinci_resolve_linux/
how to change disk to installation ?
I'm trying to install DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b4_Linux.run file but my terminal is saying that it's not a directory when I try the "cd" command
Because you're installing a different version than I did in the video, you'll have to copy the file/folder names relevant to you (hence why I showed how to use the 'ls' or list command to display the folder/file names to copy/paste). The 'cd' command is to change to the directory so I'm guessing you'll have to run the following command to enter the folder where 'DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b4_Linux.run' is contained:
cd DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b4_Linux
thank you its working with me
@my_library_9 Enjoy!
Will this work on Amd vega GPU?
thanks.
리눅스로 다빈치리졸브 사용하려 하는데 덕분에 잘배우고 갑니다.
@user-nt3cy3nl4j 듣기 좋은! 귀하의 의견에 감사드립니다.
for some unknown reasons i can't choose country in the forms so no installer can be downloaded
You may need to disable your adblocker or try a different web browser.
@@StaempunkTV thank you very much. i disabled the adblock plus and it downloaded the installer
Cool!
If one buys the full version do they have to repeat the entire process again?
@andrestrevino8119 I would venture to guess yes but I haven't actually done the upgrade. You'd probably have to install the studio version.
It went good till 6:38 I got 39 errors reported. I continued and then at 7:25 I got this: "error: 'davinci-resolve_18.1.4-mrd1.6.4_amd64.deb' is not a Debian format archive" How could I solve this?
@davidfogas May I ask what distro you're using?
@@StaempunkTV I have Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon
@davidfogas The errors are likely due to Mint being based on Ubuntu not Debian.
Well crafted video, thanks. Unfortunately on my ZorinOS system, although I can launch Davinci, successfully, neither mp4 or mov clips render video when added to the media pool. Looks like CODECS are missing. Any hints on a fix? I have zero issues like this with KdenLive or PITIVI on the same system.
Thanks, I'm still learning the craft.
You're correct that it is most likely a codec issue. A potential fix is to use Handbrake to recode the videos:
In Handbrake, import the problem video then after selecting a preset, go to the 'Video' tab and select 'H.264(x264) for the 'Video Encoder' and select the 'Constant Framerate' radio button. Good luck! Let me know if this solves the issue.
@@StaempunkTV Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately, this didn't work. I spent a bit of time yesterday trying various conversions in VLC, Ciano, and handbrake. Nothing worked, although converting an mp4 from my phone to a .mov in Ciano produced a clip that had video in Davinci, but no audio. Which is the opposite of ingesting a .mov from my camera into Davinci. Than produces a clip that has audio, but no video. I've pretty well exhausted my options that I know of for file conversions, other than ffmpeg (not sure of the name). Looks like it's back to KdenLive for me, which other than it's crashing occasionally, works pretty well. I've used Davinci on my macbook, and can also run it in Windows on my dual boot machine, so it's there if I need it.
Oh well!
@Marc Sitkin Yep, trying to get DaVinci to work on Linux isn't easy. Hopefully it'll be a simpler process in the nearer future. I still do most of my editing on Mac and Windows machines but would love to move my video work to Linux machines. Cheers mate!
i am using chrome os. at 6:02 its showing permission denied. please help!
@himanshuroy4754 Unfortunately the process doesn't work in a few instances. DaVinci Resolve is also very picky when it comes to GPUs too.
6:04 For some reason it says this ./makeresolvedeb_1.6.0_multi.sh DaVinci_Resolve_18.0b3_Linux.run
-bash: ./makeresolvedeb_1.6.0_multi.sh: Permission denied Can anyone help me?
@guyiyombe It might be due to the version of Resolve being a beta version. Does the install work with Resolve 17?
Made it to terminal ( 4:38 ) in MX 23.2 where it returned: "E: Unable to locate package libssl1.1" ,,, so tried a second time with same result. Something to do with it being MX 23, perhaps.
@solanaceae2069 I think you're right, libssl1.1 is no longer used in MX23. I haven't tried installing Resolve in MX23 so I'm not sure what the solution would be.
@@StaempunkTV A little search and: 'sudo apt install fakeroot xorriso nvidia-driver nvidia-opencl-icd libcuda1 libnvidia-encode1' did the trick. Sweet.
@solanaceae2069 Great to know. Thanks heaps!
Hello, when I entered the dependencies it said unable to locate package. Do you have any idea why it says this?
@Lauren Benton Hi, what distro are you using?
Sorry I'm new to the tech world, I don't know what that means. 😅. I have Debian though.
Cool, if you do a search online for the name of the dependencies followed by Debian and its version (eg Debian 9) then you should find an installer for the dependencies you're looking for. What dependencies are you having problems with?
If you open your Terminal and run the command:
sudo apt update
Then hopefully you'll be able to install the missing dependencies.
Can u help? How can i install Hitfilm Express on Zorin OS?
@Şüpheciler I don't have much experience using Zorin OS besides trying it out a few months ago. But if you are using Wine, you'll have to configure it to handle Windows 10 programs. If you open a Terminal window and type the command: "winecfg" (without the " marks) then change the Windows version to Windows 10 it might work. Otherwise you may have to try running Hitfilm Express in a virtual machine.
@@StaempunkTV Thank u. I will try it.
Gutted...did not work for v18 😞
4:38 that command doesn’t work on my computer, it says it can’t find any packages named libssl1.1
What Linux OS are you using?
@@StaempunkTV Ubuntu
Perhaps try running an update first:
sudo apt update -y
Then install libssl1.1:
sudo apt install -y libssl1.1
@@StaempunkTV that did work thank you, but with all this still having problems with MKV files.
@T.J. {MinePine} Southwick
Great to hear! To import MKV files into Resolve, you can be transcribe them to MP4 using Handbrake: handbrake.fr/
E: Unable to locate package libssl1.1
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'libssl1.1'
@ilaripori6148 This video was created about a year ago and since then libssl1.1 has been made obsolete. Currently libssl3 is being used in Ubuntu 22.04 although I'm not sure if libssl3 will work with the method demonstrated in this video. Please let me know if it works if you decide to try with libssl3. I'd be very interested to know. Cheers!
Running Linux Mint 20.2 atm but ready to switch to Peppermint OS when version 11 comes out.
Cool, I've been running MX Linux on my main laptop and it's great. I still use Peppermint 10 on my old laptop though. One of the Peppermint developers told me 11 will be built on a Debian base rather than Ubuntu. Looking forward to Peppermint 11 too.
Hey, everything worked with the downloading, etc., thanks man. I've just got one issue. I downloaded it and it says "unsupported GPU Processing Mode".
My Laptop runs Linux Ubuntu and has 8gb RAM. Idk about the GPU thing, can you help me out?
@julivexh6788 Hey, DaVinci Resolve is really picky when it comes to GPU's in Linux. Basically if your GPU is not powerful enough or too old then it won't work. If your system was previously able to run DR and now can't, sometimes updating to the latest compatible GPU driver for your system with 'Reset to factory defaults' during install (AMD cards especially) works. I'm still editing in DR on an iMac until I upgrade my Linux laptop.
Here's a webpage with more in-depth info:
beginnersapproach.com/davinci-resolve-fix-gpu-issues/
@@StaempunkTV tysm, I'll try that!
Thank you!
Cheers!
Hi, I must have missed a step or something, because I'm getting a message saying: "Unsupported GPU Processing Mode - Please review GPU drivers and GPU configuration under preferences". Not really sure what I did wrong, but I could use some guidance with this.
Nope, you did everything right I reckon. I just yesterday tried installing Resolve on the newly released MX Linux 21 (based on Debian 11) and got the same message you did. Our GPU's must be too underpowered or old to handle Resolve. The install did work on Peppermint 10 though although I can't do GPU intensive work. If you were using an Arch based distro like Manjaro or Endeavour, Resolve can be found on the AUR. What OS are you using?
@@StaempunkTV I'm using Ubuntu Linux 20.04. This is such a nuisance, since HandBrake's not working right on my Windows 10 OS, but it's working fine on Linux, while DaVinci's working fine on Windows, but it's not working on Linux. You understand my headache.
@@novideostoday Kind of. I just use DaVinci strictly on my desktop pc now.
@@novideostoday When I was using DaVinci on my laptop I would just keep the PC plugged into my charger and that helped bypass the "unsupported" issue.
Can I also install it in KALI linux with this tutorial?
Kali being a Debian-based OS should work. Resolve is very picky with GPUs in Linux distros though. I've got a laptop with an Nvidia card that runs Resolve fine in Windows and Peppermint 10 but not in other Linux distros on that laptop. I tried Pop!_OS, MX21, Fedora, Manjaro (with the AUR version), Feren, Zorin, Elementary but none worked. Only Peppermint 10 for some reason. I'm interested to know if it works for you with Kali. Cheers!
followed it all and had no errors but ot wont execute, wont even open. what could cause that? ur tut was great no issue following along , did all as you did, still wont open.
It is likely due to your GPU. DaVinci Resolve is really fussy when it comes to Linux GPUs. One of my laptops runs Resolve fine in Windows (albeit slowly) but won't run Resolve when I'm in Linux on the same machine.
actually makes sense, it had worked on my windows as well with a lesser laptop and hardware. ill just keep using blender for now , thank u and keep doing what u do, great tuts
And another thing besides your tutorials it's very impressive and easy-to-follow that I like is the fact that you respond very quickly and I'm sure you probably a fairly busy person so to be able to still take the time to help your fellow subscribers Out means a lot keep doing what you doing bro keep pushing keep reaching for stars
Thank you, I appreciate your kind thoughts. I receive an alert when anyone comments and it only takes a minute or so to reply anyway. It might become more time consuming as the channel grows and when other work requires more of my attention. But all going to plan, I'll become a full-time content creator so this all goes with the territory. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV well u have my support always. anythinb to do with kali or any linux distro, audio and video editing and ESPECIALLY , i need some audio and video forensics programs badly so if u have or kniw of any free ones PLEASE PLEASE , send my way.
can it work on chromebook?
@ItzLoyal It would depend on the Chromebook's specs especially the GPU and also the Linux distro you are running on it. I haven't used a Chromebook though so I have no personal experience trying a DaVinci Resolve install on one.
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Does this work on chrome os?
@Dabyrd I've never tried on Chrome OS so can't offer an opinion.
@@StaempunkTV oh ok
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Not working :(
@lydasdahl9055 Yeah, Davinci Resolve is pretty picky when it comes to GPUs. None of my old laptops are powerful enough to run Resolve.
Good
Thanks
Is this doable on Deepin OS?
@Stanley Makafui
Hi, it should work as Deepin OS is based on Debian. Let me know how you go. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV I get this error code that says this;
Package xorriso is not available, but referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source.
E: Unable to locate package ocl-icd-opencl-dev
E: Package 'xorriso' has no installation candidate
E: Package 'fakeroot' has no installation candidate
It works after I've executed
sudo apt-get update
Excellent work solving the error. Well done.
@@StaempunkTV thank you. I have a challenge activating. It tells me "No Activations left. Clearing all existing activations". It then says "There was an error when attempting to perform activation"😢
Using resolve 17 corversion process extracting archive fund 2878 object adding blackmagicrawplayer
Adding blackmagicrawspeedtest
Creating Debian packege
Dpkg-deb: building the package." Davinci-resolve"W". FINISH stop porocesor 100% ram 60% temp procesor 96 C temperatur procesor
Ouch, that's running a bit hot!
gj
very good workaround and well presented... thanks again!
@Ukepa You're welcome!