A tutorial on installing DaVinci Resolve video NLE on Linux....

[givechanceachance]

DaVinci Resolve has become the professional post production editing system by Hollywood productions houses and offers both free and affordable Studio options off the BlackMagic company site. I put together the following tutorial on installing the editing suite on Linux specifically Debian type:

https://bin.pagetelegram.com//paste.php?raw&id=48

of course any feedback is welcome. Ive been through hell and back figuring this stuff out. enjoy!

 

[spARTacus]

DaVinci Resolve has become the professional post production editing system by Hollywood productions houses and offers both free and affordable Studio options off the BlackMagic company site. I put together the following tutorial on installing the editing suite on Linux specifically Debian type:

https://bin.pagetelegram.com//paste.php?raw&id=48

of course any feedback is welcome. Ive been through hell and back figuring this stuff out. enjoy!

Very nice. Not specifically something I think I am interested in, but it's obvious you put in effort to outline all of that and it will be beneficial to others.

I specifically like the no frills webpage for the tutorial (does not need rich text or browser heavy lifting to open). I wish more websites nowadays also employed approaches like that, as opposed to one's that are more complicated for the browser or OS.

 

[SteinwayTransitCorp]

This is very good, thank you for your hard work.

 

[givechanceachance]

The process for installing Davinci Resolve Studio on Linux has become much easier when at some version of 17 was released onward. I've edited a handful of videos since I posted this. Also if the Nvidia driver is too cumbersome to install I recommend using PopOS NVidia installer. Prevent issues with kernel upgrades deleting the references to Nvidia driver and using it's own causing a login loop. As much as I like the minimalism of CrunchBang Plus Plus Debian distro I have caved in to using PopOS Linux.

My last client video worth showing here is at: http://iglooigloo.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/igloo_final.mp4

I attached a screenshots of Davinci Resolve Studio in action on my Linux install. I used Kazam which is a little glitchy.