

When Davinci Resolve did install but you can not run it you can debug it by starting the Resolve binary in a terminal: /opt/resolve/bin/resolve If this does not work you should contact Blackmagic Design. The default behavior seems that it will deactivate the oldest machine when there are no activations left. It seems each Davinci Resolve Studio key comes with two activations. If you have the studio version you have to activate it again.



which we can install with: sudo dpkg -i davinci-resolve-studio_16.*_b This can take some minutes and will result in a. makeresolvedeb_16.1.2-1.sh studio # use lite instead of studio when you downloaded the free version Make sure you move it to the same folder as the. deb file which we can install on Ubuntu.įor this, we can download a script made by Daniel Tufvesson. run file that contains an installer for the CentOS distribution. Go to the bottom of the product page and download the version you want. Sudo apt-get install libssl1.0.0 ocl-icd-opencl-dev fakeroot xorriso Downloading Davinci Resolve We have to install some packages for building and running Davinci Resolve. Great, now it is time for a reboot: sudo reboot Required packages for Davinci Resolve Important! If you run an enterprise edition you might need to use a different option for OpenCL./amdgpu-pro-install -y -opencl=legacy,pal We can use this file to install the required drivers. It should contain a file called amdgpu-pro-install. Use that information on the AMD support page to download your driver package and unzip it. Open a terminal and type: lspci | grep VGA Using the proprietary OpenCL package from the AMD drivers did work! Download and install the driverįirst, check which video card you have. One caveat is that Resolve uses OpenCL, and even though there are different Linux packages that support they did not work for me. Open-source drivers are not supported in Davinci Resolve so you will need to install proprietary drivers. When you continue it is at your own risk! Proprietary drivers and OpenCL Note, that there is always a risk when installing drivers. I hope this article helps in fixing your issues to get Resolve running smoothly. I have an AMD video card so I can not give instructions for the NVIDIA drivers but the concepts are the same. However, when trying to install it I ran into a few issues. Davinci Resolve has official support for Linux since version 15.
