What is DaVinci Resolve?ĭaVinci Resolve is a popular, powerful free (and paid 'Studio' version) non-linear editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows.ĭaVinci Resolve was designed to be run on the now-deprecated CentOS Linux distribution. This document was initially written with Ubuntu Linux users in mind, but others running distributions including Mint, PopOS, RockyOS, and more have reported success too.

Note: Please read this in its entirety, including caveats and disclaimers, to understand what you're doing and some of the risks involved. Hand-entered in a local shell environment.Use a resolve.rc file to set configurations and run any 'pre-flight' commands.Making these configurations stick around.Can I put this repository folder somewhere other than ~/containers/resolve?.What's the deal with fonts? Where are they coming from?.How do I install the (royalty) free Blackmagic Sound Library?.Where should I put my raw media files or my plugins or new fonts or sound effects libraries etc.?.Will the container work with other distributions of Linux besides Ubuntu?.How can I poke around the CentOS container from the command line?.What version of the NVIDIA driver is the container using?.What about using postgresql so multiple editors can connect to work on one project?.Can I update the speed editor's firmware with this container?.

Does the speed editor work with a bluetooth connection rather than USB?.

Can I use a registration code to activate Resolve Studio in the container?.Why doesn't drag and drop work from the host?.The windows are way too small (or too large)!.I can't move or resize Resolve's main window! It's locked in place!.Mapping directories (that is, bind-mounting folders) from CentOS to the host.

Wait- a user named 'resolve' will run Resolve? But I want to run it! How will I access the projects and stuff?.

But which container system to use? Linux has a few.

So, to sum up- what's the big advantage of using a container?.

Containerizing DaVinci Resolve in x86_64 Linux w/NVIDIA Contents

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