![]() I checked the manual, and I don’t see any special-case reasons mentioned why the Node Cache would be ignored upon rendering. But when it’s on–even with node and clip caching enabled–the render performance turns into molasses, even with the “Use Render Cached Images” option enabled. When I turn off the Neat Video node, the render performance is fine. These DaVinci Resolve plugins allow you to enhance color, reduce noise, modify speed, and retouch skin. You will seriously upgrade your edit game if you have any of these for your library. I’ve isolated the issue to clips that have an instance of Neat Video Pro 4.0.9 applied in the node tree, with Node Caching enabled. AS-11 DPP FILE FORMAT FOR UK SPEC COMPLIANT PROGRAMME DELIVERY The MainConcept Codec Plugin for DaVinci Resolve Studio enables AS11 UK DPP SD (MPEG-2) and HD (AVC/H.264) project rendering direct from the DaVinci Resolve Studio timelineeliminating the need for redundant applications. The top 5 essential DaVinci Resolve plugins are Bounce Color, Red giant Universe, Neat Video, Twixtor, and Sapphire 11. ![]() I’m working in a 1080p timeline for performance and monitoring purposes, but want to render all the graded clips at their original source resolutions. ![]() My working timeline is set to 1080p23.98, and have Source Clip caching enabled on all R3D clips (using ProRes 4444 as the caching format). I’m trying to render a bunch of graded 4K R3D footage with the “Render at Source Resolution” and “Use Render Cached Images” options enabled in the delivery page, but when I try to render certain clips (to ProRes HQ), the render performance drops to an abysmal 1 fps. ![]()
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