Hi there, I need help please. My Reaktor 6 keeps changing my presets/shapshots and the midi controller is hijacking the interface and keeps changing it, how do I disable the Midi controller so it doesn't automatically change my settings?

It took me a good portion of the day to find your amazing script! Thanks, it's just the workflow I was looking for!

Bravo

why not , just save as, and thats it

thanks for the vid. However: is there a way to auto map all available parameters to connected controller? Without mapping every each ensebles knob individually? I'm guessing there should be something at least for ni controllers like maschine or kore (yup I have that old thing) to automap?Thanks

dude this brings up memories. I got this stuff on higher professional education for sound engineering. To bad I did not finished school.

Thabo you so much.

Great🎉

Or just ignore my video and watch the much better one from Sherif Mokbel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnqamIGHba-WZ5Y

2 years down the road, this video is still relevant, it help't me regain flawless playback while editing, on DaVinci Resolve 18, bravo Robin Parmar. Thank you - this video deserves more attention, and view's most definitely !

Bro you saved my butt. Been tearing my hair out trying to figure this out for months. Looking through threads on the Davinci official forum and nobody even mentioned this!! SO many confused people. In the Davinci top bar file menu, export project is an easy-to-find option but the export project ARCHIVE (.dra) option might as well be buried in 50 feet of concrete with that right-click option you illustrated at 6:50 . Gotta say it, Davinci is awesome but their file management system is completely deranged. It should be this way by default. Speaking as Captain Obvious here... everything relating to a project should live in the folder with the project. End of. Writing databases in obscure corners of the computer in places where you just will never find them... just no... whose idea was this?? By way of comparison, Cubase (audio editor) makes a copy of all media imported into the project by default and puts it inside the project folder in a folder marked "audio" along with the project file. Bounce the folder to anyone who has the application and they can just load it right up with zero hassle. That is how it should be done. Anyway BIG thank you for this super clarifying video.

Subbed, I loved it!!! Want more views? -> promo sm!!!

I know this isn't necessarily frame accurate, but it's exporting black frames for a second or two at the top of each clip, is this a codec thing?

Check out this coverage of My Piano by Fluffy Audio: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aImTf3x7qtZjnKs

Is there really no localhost option for IP in Reaktor 6?

How do the same whit supercollider?

thx

We have a nas we share by 3 pc and we have a lot of trouble to get an editable archive to get readable by 3 people, I make all database on every client in nas and the media still on the nas, but still cannot share the davinci project clips or the editing that someone do.

Once importing the project back into resolve, if I save, does it save / update the DRA file? Or do I need to reexport it into an archive again to have a new updated version?

thanks!

What is the reason for using this strange database workflow instead of simple project files like other software?

How did you get the hard drives listed?

Hi, thx for the great tutorial. Is it possible to create a project in the Internal Database, but import the footage from an external database? I am trying to avoid holding my clips inside my computer.

Hey Robin, great tutorial. Great content. I'm looking for something similar to this, but would prefer to have the parsing program generate render commands within Resolve directly. The result for me would be 50+ individual renders on the render que, and the results would be frame accurate. I would also want the files put into separate directories with the same name. I might take your scripts, along with Ian Haighy's and build something that does this. I also have separate 'chapters' that I use a marker with a range to define the start/endpoints. I'll look at that output file to see if my markers are accurately described and could be used to generate the render start/end. Thanks again!

Great video, another nice thing ffmpeg can do is scene change detection, so you could also automate the splice points.

you best man!

keep it up!!

It would be easier to cut the clip on timeline and pick export as individual clips option on deliver page. But great tutorial.

very nicely explained. Thanks

I didn't know Ben Stiller knew how to code lol thanks for the tutorial very useful

Absolutely great - thanks!

Thanks for a clear and brilliant lesson

How do know if the sniffer is on?

Many thanks - I've just come across your channel, some great stuff here for DaVinci Resolve that you don't see elsewhere. May thanks and much appreciated.

Thank you thank you! Moving from FCPX to DR and wanting to get off to a good start with file management, this was incredibly helpful. Cheers!

Hell yeah Was looking on how to properly manage my file and to backup project. I learned a lot today Thank you! PS: i have watched so many videos that were too long and over complicated.

One of the best tutorials i ever seen, right speed, well prepared, thanks a lot!!!!

What I don't understand is why this "archiving" method is not the default and basic way of managing files. Why is it an extra "thing" to have a project file?

Thank you, This is exactly how you explain this, I don't know what the hell the others are even saying.

Thank you so much, Robin. Still a noob w. DVR, but I can see it's a potential mare's nest once the workflow picks up. This is crystal clear, and I'm sorting out a database of my own - now! :)

Absolute fantastic!!! Kudos..

Thank you so much for this Robin. This is quite racial information I was looking for. God bless.

It obsoletes all other videos on the topic that popup with googling. I wish it had more views and likes. And I thank myself for saving it 10 months ago.

Is it possible to setup resolve so that I can just manage projects like I do in Adobe where I have project file and media all in one contained folder on an external drive that I can then connect to more than one computer and edit between machines seamlessly?

Wow, such useful information! 'Wish I had watched this video when I first moved to this platform from Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Thanks!

Useful video , I'll be implementing several of the techniques you have mention on this video in my laptop , for my desktop fortunately I don't need it since I greatly exceed all hardware recommendation or minimum requirements. thank you.

Thank you for this video, I really appreciate it , this was helpful to me, very simple and informative.

Great video! very helpfull and simpl explained. Thankyou!

what a shame that your tutorials got so little attention..... they are very well structured and explained!

this is great, really helpful and presented systematically - thanks!