Love your calmness & slow soft way of explaining things. I tried testing Remote Monitoring that can display HDR feed on my iphone 14 pro max. I don't get HDR view on my iphone. I think this needs Ultrastudio mini 4k first to have HDR show up in the viewer, only then HDR signal will be streamed to iPhone. Correct me if I am wrong as many of the youtuber claim about HDR monitoring possible with iPad/iPhone but do not mention the need of additional hardware required first to have HDR feed in the Color page viewer. Shot some 4k HDR DolbyVision 10bit footage on iPhone, 18.5 Resolve Studio I created a HDR HLG project & tried to remote monitor it using H.265 4.2.0 10bits (without Decklink or UltraStudio) Color Viewer shows over exposed Highlights bcoz Resolve doesn't tone map like Quicktime & Final cut pro do on Mac. So I conclude one needs additional HDR capable hardware only then you can monitor HDR signal on iPhone.
Hello Ranjan. The ultra studio is not required for HDR viewing. You can enable tone mapping for your display on Mac OS by going to System Preferences (Resolve) / General and checking 'Use Mac Display Colour Profiles'. That should fix your Resolve UI monitoring, but please use this setting with caution. It's not colour critical. Regarding remote monitoring on, you will need to have Color Management turned on for HDR monitoring on your iPhone/iPad to work. Does that help fix your problem?
Great and detailed tutorial. But when I tried with all the guidance you gave, I get an error in the app 'connection timed out'. I tried various settings with different codecs and bit rates but no luck. Can you suggest a solution?
Hello! I’m so sorry it’s difficult to diagnose without more information. Can we suggest posting some screenshots and more information to the official blackmagic forum?
Great tutorial, thanks. On my Ipad Pro the image has too much contrasts on both HDR & SDR in comparison with my first screen and Oled cleanfeed. The DaVinci app for Ipad also has the same issue and I have no Idea why. It's probably the gamma settings that is incorrect between DaVinci software and the iPad screen. Beside this it's working perfectly great !
Thanks so much for watching. The iPad is not reference grade… but there is a chance your monitors might be setup incorrectly and the iPad is the more accurate image. Has your primary monitor been calibrated with a probe?
@@team2films Yes they have been calibrated for Rec.709 2.4, DCI-P3 2.6 and Rec.2020 ST2084 (P3-D65 Limited). On the Ipad the blacks are crushed on Davinci but the exported files are correctly played on Infuse without the black crushing. Maybe it's a setup that I did wrong but I've tried various color profiles and it's still the same. Maybe the gamma curve of the Ipad display is different from the standards?
@@spikewilliam ah good. Sorry was just checking the obvious problems first. I’m sure there’s a solution. Is a display LUT loaded from your calibration? Are you using colour management? It should produce a fairly accurate image as when colour management is used the correct metadata is sent to the iPad to colour manage the image. It’s hard to diagnose without further info.
When does this feature comming to Android? Even mid range android phones have amazing quality OLED displays that could be used to check picture quality.
They'll need a studio license. The viewer is bundled with the studio version of Resolve. Beyond that, it's easy. Just enter the code like shown in the video. Hope that helps.
I have used this app for a while now and I noticed that whenever I am streaming HDR, the highlights are massively clipped on my iPad screen, but not on the scopes. If I turn the brightness down on my iPad, the issue goes away. Also, for example if I export and view the output on my iPad separately, the brightness is different. Why does the iPad not display the image properly?
Hello! Yeah, I've seen that too. I think it's something to do with the way ColorSync works. It's the same on a MacBook with XDR display too. It's something to do with the fact that the screen goes upto 1600 nits. When the display brightness is turned up above 1000 nits HDR values start to clip. The good news that turning the brightness down to somewhere about half way fixes the issue. On a MacBook this can be solved by putting the screen into the 1000 nits mode. Sadly I don't think there is a similar mode on the iPad. In short, I think it's an apple issue. Not a Blackmagic issue.
Yes there is a desktop version. It's bundled with the Studio version of Resolve. I appreciate that's frustrating for people who do not have a studio license of Resolve. I'm not sure if this is something that will be rectified in the future.
An important question: Doesn't the iPad Pro *have to be* in reference mode to show an accurate image? Otherwise an arbitrary brightness setting client-side would affect the picture ? Another question: In the video, your iPad is hardwired to your computer. Is this a feature of Remote Monitoring to reduce latency in the signal, or are you just charging your iPad ?
That’s a great question. Yes reference mode really helps eliminate variables. It won’t magically make your iPad screen calibrated or more accurate. It turns off things like dynamic display adjustments, such as True Tone, Auto-Brightness and Night Shift. Although viewing a 100nit display in a bright room will also provide challenges. So there are scenarios when viewing with a higher nit value might be appropriate. Controlling the screen brightness is just one aspect of providing an accurate viewing experience. The environment is also important and reference mode can’t control that 😂🤣 The hardwired connection was for power and Ethernet. It will run happily over WiFi though. I hope that helps! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the informative and detailed insight. What is the security policy and protocol for streaming content to clients with Blackmagićs Remote Monitoring, and how secure is it?
@@team2films Thank you for the kind response. It’s documented in Blackmagic 18+ user’s manual that the Remote Monitor streaming uses WebRTC for the Remote Monitor service. What is unknown is what type of secure protocol of Digital Rights Management (DRM) Blackmagic is using to add extra layers of protection and confidence between the post-production studios and the client at both ends during streaming. This lack of transparency on sensitive information makes me skeptical about using the Remote Monitor service on clients’ projects. Thanks for the suggestion. I’m writing to Blackmagic and on the forum to gather more information on the topic.
@@team2films okay so they can’t see on there MacBook. They need to get a iPad? They have the news Update.. Where are they going to put in the code? I can’t find it myself??
@@emiled_denmark they can watch on a MacBook if they have a studio license. The code to connect can be found when starting the stream on the host computer.
That's a good question. We've not tested that yet, but I would think it would be enough to not be a problem for any typical scenario. How many do you need?
@team2films I meant the app so I could use my macbook as remote reciver. I work on mac studio and I would like to send remote monitor signal to my macbook, is it possible?
The iPad Remote Monitoring app is pretty accurate. Perhaps it is your computer screen or monitoring solution that needs calibrating and is making the ipad look too contrasty in comparison?
We've not got experience with AMD cards, but I would say... remember that is only a beta feature. The dev team has released this as soon as possible for us to test while they finish it off. I'm sure issues like that will be resolved before it's public release.
Great tutorial, thanks. I have a studio licence but the remote monitoring option doesn't appear in the workflow menu. is there anything else I should do to enable it?
" To create remote monitoring requires a studio licence but not for viewing the stream". the problem is the viewer is only avlible on the studio version and you need another licence to view it
@@scottmason7346 Our apologies, we’ll make that more clear in the future. I think we only mentioned being able to monitor for free in the iOS app, but we should make it more clear in the future. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
It’s a great feature I just wish the viewer didn’t need to go threw a sign up process They should put their name and email max and then be prompted to sign up in the future. Would be even better if I could send a link too
Thanks for watching and commenting. Configuring CM to use Rec709A as its output colour space mostly affects rendered files, especially when using Quicktime for playback. It shouldn't effect remote monitoring as playback on the iPad is colour managed. Have I misunderstood anything there?
@@team2filmsnot sure, why. But I have exact same picture on my MacBook Pro M1 with XDR display, When I use settings”use Mac display color profiles for viewers” Use in CM Rec709-A, I chek what I see in Resolve viewer and after render in QuickTime exact same picture and in remote too
I'm not sure! You can't find it in the program? Or the app on your iPad? Here's some suggestions. Are you running Studio? Do you have an Nvidia card? Are you running 18.5 or later?
Really good tutorial, but I like to know is there a way to install it on a mac without studio version? I couldn't find any information about that on the internet.
so all clients need to have resolve studio installed for them to watch on computer? there is no standalone download by chance for davinci remote monitor is there?
I use DVR studio, when I select remote monitoring I get an OpenCL error. Maybe because I use a Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X AMD 24 GB GDDR6 GPU?
Hi, I am trying the remote monitor function of DaVinci Studio 19.0.3. I have purchased Studio version on a current Win 10 system. This should actually be easy. But unfortunately I don't get any code displayed after starting a session. On my Macbook Pro it works (I activate a session via: Workspace - Remote Monitoring) and then I see a copyable code. On the Windows computer I do not see this code... What am I doing wrong?
@@team2films I´m running an Nvidea RTX 3060. The components of my system are: DV Resolve Studio 19.0.3, Windows 10, Grafic: Asus Nvidia RTX 3060, CPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X, RAM 128GB, MB: ASUS ROG STRIX TRX40-XE
I am using a windows computer which supports the remote monitoring app, but im using an iphone to view the session. I tried all the settings, however im getting horizontal lines on my video on my iphone app. Do you know how to fix it?
I have, but no one seems to have that issue. It’s crazy cause I definitely love this feature as it’s an amazing tool. Being that it’s in beta I’m sure updates will happen that’ll fix bugs. But thanks anyways. If you happen to find an answer let me know
Yeah it can be. But with some caveats. It's not possible to load calibration profiles into an iPad or iPhone. Fortunately, Apple have very consistent QC. An iPad is not a colour critical display. You could evaluate it against a colour critical display and produce a LUT that's used to modify the remote monitoring output. On the other hand there are benefits to not profiling it, as in it's native configuration it will allow you to gauge what it will be like for people to watch your content on a normal uncalibrated device.
@@team2films I am 100% going to use this as reference monitor without any color profile., cause now days 80% people using iPhone, and grading according to iPhone give best result in iPhone, anyway thank you for replying with such efforts
If you're wondering why you can't find the button, it's because the title of this video should include the STUDIO word in it's name. You have to have studio version of daVinci resolve (paid version). I have nothing against that, I was just wondering why I can't see the option in the menu, that's all.
@@danielaranyo If you want to monitor from your iPad you need the Remote Monitoring app. It's available in the App Store. I'm not sure you can stream from your iPad though. I think you need the desktop version to host a remote monitoring session.
@@garychuntz1450 the client can watch for free using the iOS app. The desktop app is bundled with studio. Therefore they will need a studio license to watch from a desktop OS.
Thanks again very helpful. although I think most clients would want to watch your session on their laptops, and therefore you are saying they need a full studio license to do so. I was hoping that this would work directly on there laptops with the DaVinci remote ap, maybe soon?
Question.: Can i use it if I have the free version 18.5 beta on PC not mac and the app is on the Iphone? I guess no. Because I can't find the option in the workspace... :|
When using remote monitor app with a studio License on a pc (also with a calibrated Monitor). I get washed-out colors. Compared to a Zoom-stream (that I as an alternative), the zoom look much closer to the Monitor that send the remote signal. Does anybody know what issue that is?
Hello, I'm not too sure as I mainly use Mac computers. Perhaps it has something to do with the colour management or lack of colour management on your PC? Can you provide any more info about your project setup?
@@sommerproductions_ch Hey, If you have an AMD GPU it won't work. The Resolve Host must have the following hardware and software requirements for DaVinci Remote Monitor: - The Resolve Host needs to have the Mac, Linux, or Windows version of DaVinci Resolve Studio installed. - For Linux and Windows users, the Resolve Host needs an RTX series NVIDIA GPU and drivers installed. AMD and Intel GPUs are currently unsupported. - The Host must have a Blackmagic Cloud account.
I have DaVinci Resolve Studio and it keeps crashing when I try to monitor the screen on a separate device. Do I need to have a paid Blackmagic Cloud account for it to work?
Running Remote Monitor Session and click start I'm getting the following. Failed to start session Failed to initialize video encoder Anyone else getting this error can any one help
Question: What would be stopping me from being able to enable remote monitoring? I signed up for Blackmagic Design Cloud and tried to follow all the steps but I can't enable it. I have a studio license.
That's a good question! I'm so sorry, but I'm not sure. All you need is a studio license and a Blackmagic cloud account. If you are still having problems I'd suggest trying the Blackmagic official forum.
It won't connect to my iPhone 11 Pro Max. Does it use Wifi? My motherboard has no wifi transmitter (Asus X99-a II)... but apparantly you don't need a wifi connection to use this feature. I don't understand what's wrong then..
@@team2films Thanks for the fast reply! I do have a very fast wired connection, but it just won't work.. no matter the codec and bitrate i'm setting in the window. It says ''Please wait... The host will let you join shortly.'' Then it says ''Connection timed-out''. I also tried to check/uncheck the ''automatically accept connections'' box, but it doesn't change anything. Am I missing something? Thanks so much for your help!
@@davidmultimedia2024 Heya David. Sorry I don't have a solution. If you have another computer, I'd suggest experimenting on that, so you can eliminate possibilities. Beyond that, I'd say to remember this feature is still in beta. Post your error onto the Blackmagic official forum. I'm sure the dev's would appreciate seeing it.
Looks like a great feature. Annoyingly I upgraded to a new AMD GPU the week before this was announced and it only works with Nvidia GPUs (PC) Let's hope it can use all varieties of graphic cards by the time it comes out of beta.
@@christianmbabazi9722 The remote monitoring client app is available on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad. You can host a Remote monitoring session from Windows, Mac or Linux.
how can clients get the app for their laptops?! If they can't this is totally useless! You can't depend on a software that only works for mobile. Clients have laptops!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting. The app is included in the Studio installation of DaVinci Resolve. It's available on Windows, Mac and Linux. Yes, very much aware that clients have laptops 🤣 Calling it totally useless if it's not usable on a laptop might be a little unbalanced. As iPads are incredibly popular, it's a viable solution for streaming edits and grades to clients. Plus colour management on iOS is reasonably accurate and predictable (not saying it's perfectly accurate, but for many scenarios it's sufficient). It's a great solution, and I'm sure Blackmagic will continue to improve it in future releases.
@@team2films you can't send an email to a client saying they can only do a remote session with you if they have an ipad. You CAN tell them they can only do it if they have an apple product. 100% of clients have an apple device, but 60-80% don't have an ipad, or would prefer to use their macbook pro, which they update regularly as it's a necessity of work. The color is very accurate and I would LOVE to use this as my primary remote grading solution. But basically if I said, "if everyone has an ipad we'll do this, but if you don't we'll use evercast, well I'm just stuck paying for evercast either way, as it's a monthly fee and most clients have laptops. They're crippling this feature for no reason. This is exactly what everyone needs, and they're making sure it's possible, but they don't have it.
Hello! When I paste the connection code, that ends timing out and i have no way to use it... any way of solving that? PC is connected by link and iphone on wifi network, i think there should not be any problem...
I'm not sure what would be causing that! Sorry you are having problems with it. A great place to go for help is the official blackmagic resolve forums.
Keep them coming! Best tutorials on Davinci Resolve.
Thanks David, that's very kind. Shall do!
Great walkthrough Natalie. Such a great new feature to be able to show clients the grade in real time.
Thanks Tony! Yeah, it's a great feature.
Love your calmness & slow soft way of explaining things. I tried testing Remote Monitoring that can display HDR feed on my iphone 14 pro max. I don't get HDR view on my iphone. I think this needs Ultrastudio mini 4k first to have HDR show up in the viewer, only then HDR signal will be streamed to iPhone. Correct me if I am wrong as many of the youtuber claim about HDR monitoring possible with iPad/iPhone but do not mention the need of additional hardware required first to have HDR feed in the Color page viewer.
Shot some 4k HDR DolbyVision 10bit footage on iPhone, 18.5 Resolve Studio I created a HDR HLG project & tried to remote monitor it using H.265 4.2.0 10bits (without Decklink or UltraStudio) Color Viewer shows over exposed Highlights bcoz Resolve doesn't tone map like Quicktime & Final cut pro do on Mac. So I conclude one needs additional HDR capable hardware only then you can monitor HDR signal on iPhone.
Hello Ranjan. The ultra studio is not required for HDR viewing. You can enable tone mapping for your display on Mac OS by going to System Preferences (Resolve) / General and checking 'Use Mac Display Colour Profiles'. That should fix your Resolve UI monitoring, but please use this setting with caution. It's not colour critical. Regarding remote monitoring on, you will need to have Color Management turned on for HDR monitoring on your iPhone/iPad to work. Does that help fix your problem?
Hello! I have the same issue, Mac color profiles is on, but still only SDR monitoring goes to iPhone 13@@team2films
With a Studio License of Resolve can this be done using a Windows PC with my iPad Pro 12.9?
Yes!
@@team2films nice! You just got them another sale and saved me money on buying a color grading monitor.
@@v3zMedia Ah excellent! We hope it works out well.
Great tutorial. Thank you! How do I find the ID, once I've closed the connection window? Thank you!
Thanks so much. Just re-open the settings window and it should be there.
Great and detailed tutorial. But when I tried with all the guidance you gave, I get an error in the app 'connection timed out'. I tried various settings with different codecs and bit rates but no luck. Can you suggest a solution?
Hello! I’m so sorry it’s difficult to diagnose without more information. Can we suggest posting some screenshots and more information to the official blackmagic forum?
The two devices only work in the same Wi-Fi environment. Can they function in completely different locations as well?
Yes, remote monitoring will work over the internet.
Great tip. Didn't know about Remote monitoring. Subscribed!
Thanks John. Great to have you here.
Great tutorial, thanks. On my Ipad Pro the image has too much contrasts on both HDR & SDR in comparison with my first screen and Oled cleanfeed. The DaVinci app for Ipad also has the same issue and I have no Idea why. It's probably the gamma settings that is incorrect between DaVinci software and the iPad screen. Beside this it's working perfectly great !
Thanks so much for watching. The iPad is not reference grade… but there is a chance your monitors might be setup incorrectly and the iPad is the more accurate image. Has your primary monitor been calibrated with a probe?
@@team2films Yes they have been calibrated for Rec.709 2.4, DCI-P3 2.6 and Rec.2020 ST2084 (P3-D65 Limited). On the Ipad the blacks are crushed on Davinci but the exported files are correctly played on Infuse without the black crushing. Maybe it's a setup that I did wrong but I've tried various color profiles and it's still the same. Maybe the gamma curve of the Ipad display is different from the standards?
@@spikewilliam ah good. Sorry was just checking the obvious problems first. I’m sure there’s a solution. Is a display LUT loaded from your calibration? Are you using colour management? It should produce a fairly accurate image as when colour management is used the correct metadata is sent to the iPad to colour manage the image. It’s hard to diagnose without further info.
@@team2films I find it. I did not check the ''reference mode'' on the iPad Image settings ! Now it's perfect !
You probably also need to select rec 709 - A on davici. that seems to be the only one that jives with mac color management
Great tutorial!
Super helpful!
That's great. Thanks for watching.
Nice demo. And nice little edit bay. What monitor is that?
Thanks so much. It's an LG Ultrafine 4k (24MD4KL).
will the gamma work properly when working from a Mac ;) ?
Hahah! Yeah, it should work fine. Remember the gamma shift issue is specifically with QuickTime, not the Mac system as a whole.
yeah QT an issue since the 90s lol. ....I
m looking forward to trying Remote Monitoring out :) @@team2films
Whaooo - Great Feature, Great Explanation, Thanks.
You are welcome! Great to have you here.
When i use this app on ipad the image on ipad more dark than A250 ，the gamma is 2.4 on A250
This is huge! I'm tempted to use it myself localy as a cheaper alternative to a grading monitor. The iPad Pro screen is just too good!
Yes, we've heard others talking about that too. Looking forward to testing that out properly.
You can use the ipad as a screen already if you're running on a mac. I do that when i'm doing any DIT/grading on set.
When i use this app on ipad the image on ipad more dark than A250 ，the gamma is 2.4 on A250
When does this feature comming to Android? Even mid range android phones have amazing quality OLED displays that could be used to check picture quality.
Heya, good question. Not sure. This feature has only just been released, so maybe an android app will come in the future.
@@team2films Found an easy workaround using a free version of Splashtop that streams my secondary clean feed monitor.
Please explain how client could view on windows the stream view? Where to find a app? Thanks
They'll need a studio license. The viewer is bundled with the studio version of Resolve. Beyond that, it's easy. Just enter the code like shown in the video. Hope that helps.
I have used this app for a while now and I noticed that whenever I am streaming HDR, the highlights are massively clipped on my iPad screen, but not on the scopes. If I turn the brightness down on my iPad, the issue goes away. Also, for example if I export and view the output on my iPad separately, the brightness is different. Why does the iPad not display the image properly?
Hello! Yeah, I've seen that too. I think it's something to do with the way ColorSync works. It's the same on a MacBook with XDR display too. It's something to do with the fact that the screen goes upto 1600 nits. When the display brightness is turned up above 1000 nits HDR values start to clip. The good news that turning the brightness down to somewhere about half way fixes the issue. On a MacBook this can be solved by putting the screen into the 1000 nits mode. Sadly I don't think there is a similar mode on the iPad.
In short, I think it's an apple issue. Not a Blackmagic issue.
Is there a desktop version for clients that do not have an iphone or ipad?
Yes there is a desktop version. It's bundled with the Studio version of Resolve. I appreciate that's frustrating for people who do not have a studio license of Resolve. I'm not sure if this is something that will be rectified in the future.
this is only for ipad?!
no android or windows tablet?
It’s available on windows. You’ll need a studio license to use it on windows though. No android though.
Thank you for answering my question @@team2films
And also thanks for the video
Your channel is one of the best for DaVinci tutorials
An important question: Doesn't the iPad Pro *have to be* in reference mode to show an accurate image? Otherwise an arbitrary brightness setting client-side would affect the picture ? Another question: In the video, your iPad is hardwired to your computer. Is this a feature of Remote Monitoring to reduce latency in the signal, or are you just charging your iPad ?
That’s a great question. Yes reference mode really helps eliminate variables. It won’t magically make your iPad screen calibrated or more accurate. It turns off things like dynamic display adjustments, such as True Tone, Auto-Brightness and Night Shift.
Although viewing a 100nit display in a bright room will also provide challenges. So there are scenarios when viewing with a higher nit value might be appropriate. Controlling the screen brightness is just one aspect of providing an accurate viewing experience. The environment is also important and reference mode can’t control that 😂🤣
The hardwired connection was for power and Ethernet. It will run happily over WiFi though.
I hope that helps! Thanks for watching.
@@team2films Great answers, thanks for creating.
This gives an understanding of how it works. Thanks✅
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the informative and detailed insight. What is the security policy and protocol for streaming content to clients with Blackmagićs Remote Monitoring, and how secure is it?
It is very secure! Blackmagic would be a better person to ask about the specs though. If it’s not in their website, try the BM forum.
@@team2films Thank you for the kind response.
It’s documented in Blackmagic 18+ user’s manual that the Remote Monitor streaming uses WebRTC for the Remote Monitor service. What is unknown is what type of secure protocol of Digital Rights Management (DRM) Blackmagic is using to add extra layers of protection and confidence between the post-production studios and the client at both ends during streaming. This lack of transparency on sensitive information makes me skeptical about using the Remote Monitor service on clients’ projects.
Thanks for the suggestion. I’m writing to Blackmagic and on the forum to gather more information on the topic.
My client has a MacBook Pro. and Davinci Resolve. How can they see my live stream? with Remote Monitoring? They do not have a Ipad?
They will need a studio license. The remote monitoring app is bundled with version 18.5. Then all they need is the code to connect. Hope that helps!
@@team2films okay so they can’t see on there MacBook. They need to get a iPad? They have the news Update.. Where are they going to put in the code? I can’t find it myself??
@@emiled_denmark they can watch on a MacBook if they have a studio license. The code to connect can be found when starting the stream on the host computer.
How many Clients can get a Stream from one host?
That's a good question. We've not tested that yet, but I would think it would be enough to not be a problem for any typical scenario. How many do you need?
Hi great tutorial. Do you know if DR Remote Monitor will be available on macbook or mac studio anytime soon?
Yes it already is. It’s bundled with the studio version of resolve.
@team2films I meant the app so I could use my macbook as remote reciver. I work on mac studio and I would like to send remote monitor signal to my macbook, is it possible?
@@karolmikina5263 Love how there was no answer here. Having the same issue.
@@PurcellAdam It's been some time since then but maybe in the new DR 19 they will release this function once the beta will be finished
Too conrasted image on Ipad, hope BM fix it
The iPad Remote Monitoring app is pretty accurate. Perhaps it is your computer screen or monitoring solution that needs calibrating and is making the ipad look too contrasty in comparison?
There is a way to download the app on Android as well?
No, sorry. iOS, Windows, Linux or Mac OS only
ı just connected my iPad but I wanna just preview the scopes on my iPad is there an option for this?
We did a video all about colour grading using an iPad. It shows how to use it for scopes. Hope you can check it out!
Is the Remote Monitor available for Android devices?
Sadly not at the moments. Sorry
Excellent tutorial.
Glad you liked it!
When i try to connect to my Windows PC, after a few seconds, ist shows: "Error - Connection timed-out".
Does anybody have the same issue?
Sorry, we've not experienced that. Try the Resolve forum if you haven't found a solution yet.
So this option doesn't work with AMD graphic cards?! I have studio version but my remote monitoring is in gray
We've not got experience with AMD cards, but I would say... remember that is only a beta feature. The dev team has released this as soon as possible for us to test while they finish it off. I'm sure issues like that will be resolved before it's public release.
@@team2films Thanks 🙏🏼
NNot working on m1 macbook pro please give a solution
Sorry to hear that. I'm very sorry but it's almost impossible to diagnose your problem with so little information.
Great tutorial, thanks. I have a studio licence but the remote monitoring option doesn't appear in the workflow menu. is there anything else I should do to enable it?
Heya Flo. What version of Resolve are you running? Is it the 18.5 beta?
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To create remote monitoring requires a studio licence but not for viewing the stream". the problem is the viewer is only avlible on the studio version and you need another licence to view it
No studio license is required for the iOS app. I appreciate that you need an iOS device but that’s how it’s possible to view without a license.
@@team2films that is not mentioned in the tutorial, a bit missleading
@@scottmason7346 Our apologies, we’ll make that more clear in the future. I think we only mentioned being able to monitor for free in the iOS app, but we should make it more clear in the future. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
It’s a great feature I just wish the viewer didn’t need to go threw a sign up process
They should put their name and email max and then be prompted to sign up in the future.
Would be even better if I could send a link too
That’s a good idea. Perhaps that will be introduced in the future.
Try use REC709-A in project settings, for exact picture
Thanks for watching and commenting. Configuring CM to use Rec709A as its output colour space mostly affects rendered files, especially when using Quicktime for playback. It shouldn't effect remote monitoring as playback on the iPad is colour managed. Have I misunderstood anything there?
@@team2filmsnot sure, why. But I have exact same picture on my MacBook Pro M1 with XDR display,
When I use settings”use Mac display color profiles for viewers”
Use in CM Rec709-A,
I chek what I see in Resolve viewer and after render in QuickTime exact same picture and in remote too
I can't find the remote monitor. What do I do?
I'm not sure! You can't find it in the program? Or the app on your iPad? Here's some suggestions. Are you running Studio? Do you have an Nvidia card? Are you running 18.5 or later?
@ I'm running DaVinci Resolve 19.1 (non-studio version) on a Windows PC with a 3060 Ti GPU. Could the issue be caused by using the non-studio version?
@@ray064x That is definitely it! Sorry! It's subtle but at the beginning there is a message to indicate this is a studio only feature 00:02
@@team2filmsok, thanks.
OpenCL is not supported
Really good tutorial, but I like to know is there a way to install it on a mac without studio version? I couldn't find any information about that on the internet.
Sadly not. When viewing using the Mac or Windows app, a Studio license is required. However, the iOS app can be used without a studio license.
so all clients need to have resolve studio installed for them to watch on computer? there is no standalone download by chance for davinci remote monitor is there?
Their is a standalone app available for iOS. It works really well!
I use DVR studio, when I select remote monitoring I get an OpenCL error. Maybe because I use a Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X AMD 24 GB GDDR6 GPU?
Remote Monitoring is only compatible with NVIDIA cards, sorry! I’m pretty sure that is still the case. It’s probably in the system requirements.
@team2films thanks for reply. Do you know of any other studio features that don't work without Nvidia GPU?
Hi, I am trying the remote monitor function of DaVinci Studio 19.0.3. I have purchased Studio version on a current Win 10 system.
This should actually be easy. But unfortunately I don't get any code displayed after starting a session.
On my Macbook Pro it works (I activate a session via: Workspace - Remote Monitoring) and then I see a copyable code. On the Windows computer I do not see this code... What am I doing wrong?
What graphics card are you using?
@@team2films I´m running an Nvidea RTX 3060. The components of my system are: DV Resolve Studio 19.0.3, Windows 10, Grafic: Asus Nvidia RTX 3060, CPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X, RAM 128GB, MB: ASUS ROG STRIX TRX40-XE
@@Kai-abreschDeyeah that should work. Post a message and screenshot in the official blackmagic forum. That’s the best place to get help resolving this
There is no remote monitoring item in the workspace, what is the cause?
Do you have a studio license?
thank you!
You're welcome!
I could use remote monitoring to use my imac as a second monitor with my Macbook Pro
Yes, that's a cool idea!
I am using a windows computer which supports the remote monitoring app, but im using an iphone to view the session. I tried all the settings, however im getting horizontal lines on my video on my iphone app. Do you know how to fix it?
Ah, that’s annoying. I’m not sure as I’ve not seen that. Have you tried the blackmagic forums?
I have, but no one seems to have that issue. It’s crazy cause I definitely love this feature as it’s an amazing tool. Being that it’s in beta I’m sure updates will happen that’ll fix bugs. But thanks anyways. If you happen to find an answer let me know
Great tutorial. Unfortunately mine crashes when trying to connect. Rtx 3060 should be good enough I guess?
Yes that should be good enough, sorry it's crashing. It's a brand new feature. Please report it on the Blackmagic Forum.
This can be used as - viewing monitor also right ? If display is calibrated and it should give one to one match right ?
Yeah it can be. But with some caveats. It's not possible to load calibration profiles into an iPad or iPhone. Fortunately, Apple have very consistent QC. An iPad is not a colour critical display. You could evaluate it against a colour critical display and produce a LUT that's used to modify the remote monitoring output.
On the other hand there are benefits to not profiling it, as in it's native configuration it will allow you to gauge what it will be like for people to watch your content on a normal uncalibrated device.
@@team2films I am 100% going to use this as reference monitor without any color profile., cause now days 80% people using iPhone, and grading according to iPhone give best result in iPhone, anyway thank you for replying with such efforts
If you're wondering why you can't find the button, it's because the title of this video should include the STUDIO word in it's name. You have to have studio version of daVinci resolve (paid version). I have nothing against that, I was just wondering why I can't see the option in the menu, that's all.
Great point. Title updated. Thanks for watching.
@@team2films but how can one download the studio version on an IPAD. I coudn´t find that option on the APP store
@@danielaranyo If you want to monitor from your iPad you need the Remote Monitoring app. It's available in the App Store. I'm not sure you can stream from your iPad though. I think you need the desktop version to host a remote monitoring session.
can you add this ap to my iMac computer? or a laptop
Yes, It’s included with the studio installer for Resolve.
thanks for the reply are you saying that the client has to download the free version of resolve first?
@@garychuntz1450 the client can watch for free using the iOS app. The desktop app is bundled with studio. Therefore they will need a studio license to watch from a desktop OS.
Thanks again very helpful. although I think most clients would want to watch your session on their laptops, and therefore you are saying they need a full studio license to do so. I was hoping that this would work directly on there laptops with the DaVinci remote ap, maybe soon?
how you found the session code?
It's in the window down in the bottom right.
@@team2films thx !
Question.: Can i use it if I have the free version 18.5 beta on PC not mac and the app is on the Iphone?
I guess no. Because I can't find the option in the workspace... :|
Sadly you need the studio version to host a stream.
"Connection timed-out" error on iPhone
Sorry to hear you are having problems.
Any Solution ? @@team2films
When using remote monitor app with a studio License on a pc (also with a calibrated Monitor). I get washed-out colors. Compared to a Zoom-stream (that I as an alternative), the zoom look much closer to the Monitor that send the remote signal. Does anybody know what issue that is?
Hello, I'm not too sure as I mainly use Mac computers. Perhaps it has something to do with the colour management or lack of colour management on your PC? Can you provide any more info about your project setup?
I'm on studio 18.5 but its greyed out and i can't click it? I'm signed in to my account as well...any help? MacBook Pro M1 MAX
No, I’m so sorry, I’m not sure. Do you have a paid Blackmagic Cloud account?
@@team2films i do..
@@sommerproductions_ch Hey, If you have an AMD GPU it won't work.
The Resolve Host must have the following hardware and software requirements for DaVinci Remote Monitor:
- The Resolve Host needs to have the Mac, Linux, or Windows version of DaVinci Resolve Studio installed.
- For Linux and Windows users, the Resolve Host needs an RTX series NVIDIA GPU and drivers installed. AMD and Intel GPUs are currently unsupported.
- The Host must have a Blackmagic Cloud account.
I have DaVinci Resolve Studio and it keeps crashing when I try to monitor the screen on a separate device. Do I need to have a paid Blackmagic Cloud account for it to work?
No, I don't think it requires a paid account. Sorry you are having trouble. Have you tried upgrading to the latest version?
I dont see the option. I have studio version , and 18.5 davinchy . but dont see Remote Monitoring :/
Is your GPU Nvidia or AMD?
Hi @@team2films Which one is the one that works?
Nvidia is supported. I don’t think AMD is.
Does it work on an iMac as a remote monitor? And where would I find it?
Are you talking about the client app? Yes you can connect from a desktop computer. The remote monitor app is bundled with the studio version.
@@team2films Yes and I've found it! Thanks!
@@wasimmerihrwollt excellent. Glad to hear
@@wasimmerihrwollt where did you find it?
@@emiled_denmark etwas Part of my Da Vinci Resolve Studio Paket as da Vinci Resolve Monitor App. I’m on a Mac
Very Professional
What's your editing rates?
Thanks so much! Feel welcome to reach out on LinkedIn to discuss work and rates.
Running Remote Monitor Session and click start I'm getting the following.
Failed to start session
Failed to initialize video encoder
Anyone else getting this error can any one help
Ah sorry to hear. Try posting your issue in the official blackmagic resolve forum.
But is Blackmagic Cloud paid?
Yes. 5 dollars a month. Amazing value.
@@team2films Thank you
Question: What would be stopping me from being able to enable remote monitoring? I signed up for Blackmagic Design Cloud and tried to follow all the steps but I can't enable it. I have a studio license.
That's a good question! I'm so sorry, but I'm not sure. All you need is a studio license and a Blackmagic cloud account. If you are still having problems I'd suggest trying the Blackmagic official forum.
And for Android?? 😢
Nothing for android. Sorry.
It won't connect to my iPhone 11 Pro Max. Does it use Wifi? My motherboard has no wifi transmitter (Asus X99-a II)... but apparantly you don't need a wifi connection to use this feature. I don't understand what's wrong then..
It connects via the internet. WiFi is not needed on your motherboard as long as you have a wired internet connection.
@@team2films Thanks for the fast reply! I do have a very fast wired connection, but it just won't work.. no matter the codec and bitrate i'm setting in the window. It says ''Please wait... The host will let you join shortly.'' Then it says ''Connection timed-out''. I also tried to check/uncheck the ''automatically accept connections'' box, but it doesn't change anything. Am I missing something? Thanks so much for your help!
@@davidmultimedia2024 Heya David. Sorry I don't have a solution. If you have another computer, I'd suggest experimenting on that, so you can eliminate possibilities. Beyond that, I'd say to remember this feature is still in beta. Post your error onto the Blackmagic official forum. I'm sure the dev's would appreciate seeing it.
@@team2films Thanks for the reply! ❤️
It doesn't appear that option.
It's a studio only feature.
Do i have to buy Davinci?
The free version is amazing! Remote Monitoring is only available in the studio license though.
clearly your HDR setting didn't come out right on the ipad there in the video.
Hello, the HDR views correctly on the iPad. Apologies if that didn't come across properly on camera.
So beauty
Hope the tutorial is helpful.
Looks like a great feature. Annoyingly I upgraded to a new AMD GPU the week before this was announced and it only works with Nvidia GPUs (PC) Let's hope it can use all varieties of graphic cards by the time it comes out of beta.
Ah, that's frustrating. I think the dev team are working on that though. Thanks for watching the video.
Remote monitoring has been around for a while. 18.5 new method of connecting just made it easier.
ETERNAL ERRO: Connection timed-out
Noooooooooooooooooooo!
@@team2films do you know how fix it?
@@Jimmygalvao Sorry I don't know. It's difficult to diagnose without more info. I'm sure's there's a reason.
What sucks is it's only available for iPhones
It's also available for Windows, Mac OS, Linux and iPad.
@@team2films The app itself yes but for the remote monitoring part you need an apple
@@christianmbabazi9722 The remote monitoring client app is available on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and iPad. You can host a Remote monitoring session from Windows, Mac or Linux.
Having clients needing a Blackmagic ID is ridiculous. It pretty much kills this feature.
Yes that is an extra step that is required. But accounts are free.
It doesn't work for any Radeon user's. U need to be Nvidia GPU owner only. Monopoly?
We assume that it must be using a specific piece of nvidia hardware to make it happen. Sorry that it doesn’t work with AMD.
Just found out this is only available with Nvidia graphics cards. Dangit.
So sorry!
@@team2filmsDo you know of any other features in davinci resolve studio that don't work without Nvidia GPU?
you need pro?
Yes. A studio licenses and an active Blackmagic cloud account are required.
here is app, no we will not give link to download
The app is bundled with the Studio download.
how can clients get the app for their laptops?! If they can't this is totally useless!
You can't depend on a software that only works for mobile. Clients have laptops!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
The app is included in the Studio installation of DaVinci Resolve. It's available on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Yes, very much aware that clients have laptops 🤣 Calling it totally useless if it's not usable on a laptop might be a little unbalanced. As iPads are incredibly popular, it's a viable solution for streaming edits and grades to clients. Plus colour management on iOS is reasonably accurate and predictable (not saying it's perfectly accurate, but for many scenarios it's sufficient).
It's a great solution, and I'm sure Blackmagic will continue to improve it in future releases.
@@team2films you can't send an email to a client saying they can only do a remote session with you if they have an ipad. You CAN tell them they can only do it if they have an apple product. 100% of clients have an apple device, but 60-80% don't have an ipad, or would prefer to use their macbook pro, which they update regularly as it's a necessity of work. The color is very accurate and I would LOVE to use this as my primary remote grading solution. But basically if I said, "if everyone has an ipad we'll do this, but if you don't we'll use evercast, well I'm just stuck paying for evercast either way, as it's a monthly fee and most clients have laptops. They're crippling this feature for no reason. This is exactly what everyone needs, and they're making sure it's possible, but they don't have it.
The only realy BIG problem is "NO ANDROID" version !
Yes true. BM is currently bringing the camera app to android. Perhaps it will bring the remote monitoring app too in the future.
DOESNT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm so sorry! What problem are you having?
🤣 "PromoSM"
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Hello! When I paste the connection code, that ends timing out and i have no way to use it... any way of solving that? PC is connected by link and iphone on wifi network, i think there should not be any problem...
I'm not sure what would be causing that! Sorry you are having problems with it. A great place to go for help is the official blackmagic resolve forums.