BlackMagic DaVinci Resolve Studio (paid version) license key or USB dongle (from older versions)įirst, you need to install some dependencies.You can use multiple (non SLI, can be mixed generations) Nvidia GPUs in one system, but Resolve will not use both Nvidia AND AMD in the same system. Dedicated GPU - Nvidia preferred, Proprietary Drivers for Nvidia required if so.ĪMD is technically usable, but OpenCL rendering is not currently supported on Linux.Resolve is natively built for CentOS, so that’s an option, too. It should be possible on other flavors, but I keep running into serious stability issues (or it not running at all) on anything else. Linux OS - I’ve had the best results getting this to work on Vanilla Ubuntu, 18.04+ preferred.This is also really great for editing teams. One of the amazing features of the paid “Studio” version of Resolve is the ability to set up a dedicated Render Server that you send your projects to for final rendering and export, that way your primary machine is free to keep editing or do something else. Since it’s probably more appropriate for this community, we’ll start with Linux.īlackMagic’s DaVinci Resolve software made a name for itself as THE premium Hollywood color grading tool, but has been getting constant updates and improvements to the extent that it has become a VERY powerful timeline video editor, with a decode and encode engine that far surpasses what Adobe Premiere uses. I have complete video guides, but am also providing text/screenshot guides here to aid in following along/for those who prefer this format. On the off-chance you wish to purchase a DaVinci Resolve license through Amazon, please consider using my affiliate link: - this gives me a small kickback for your purchase at no additional cost to you.
My primary audience focuses on those two OSes, but I could put together a guide for Mac OS if desired, as well - assuming I can get it running on my 2013 Macbook Pro (my only modern Mac). You may have seen me in recent videos about DaVinci Resolve with Wendell such as this and this.Īs promised, I have put together a couple guides on setting up a Remote Render Server for BlackMagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve video production software for Linux and Windows. Hi all! I’m EposVox - a tech educator/”YouTuber” who specializes in guides focused around content creation and live streaming.
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