Mesa supports OpenCL 1.2, despite reporting it as OpenCL 1.1. However in the Fairlight page it is able to play timeline.ĭR requires OpenCL 1.2. But unable to start playing the timeline (even without video tracks) in the Cut and in the Edit pages. Tested on optimus laptop using nvidia-xrun.ĭR behaves like with intel-compute-runtime (likely same cause). See documentation and the driver github for usage. Requires running Resolve with the progl wrapper script. This is required if using ORCA legacy OpenCL driver.
You can instead use rocm with ROC_ENABLE_PRE_VEGA=1 or use opencl-amd with progl. On pre-Vega GPUs, if using opencl-amd and mesa, DR crashes, see this bug report. If using hybrid AMD + Intel setups, you can use the Intel GPU as the primary graphics card and use a proprietary OpenCL driver for the AMD GPU. Standalone Intel GPUs are currently unsupported. uninstall opencl-mesa if you are using a proprietary equivalent). Please notice that incompatible OpenCL drivers should be uninstalled as they may cause Resolve to crash (e.g. Open-source OpenCL drivers are currently unsupported. To run DaVinci Resolve, it is required to use suitable OpenGL and OpenCL drivers. Davinci Resolve is a proprietary video editor, color correction and compositing application.īoth a limited free version and a paid (Studio) version are offered.įor the free version, install davinci-resolve AUR or davinci-resolve-beta AUR.įor the Studio version, install davinci-resolve-studio AUR or davinci-resolve-studio-beta AUR.
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