Long story short, we try to optimize everything as much as we can, and often update older stuff when we learn a new 'trick' for some things, but we cannot improve much on heavy edits on slower hardware. Work performance is a bit slower than in FCP (not so responsive in the preview, unfortunately, the adjustment clip effects are not render cached yet - and you need to use them in more complex edits), but the render times on Resolve are better than the FCP (on M1 Max Machine - BMD did a really good job for the new Apple processors in DVR18). But will they be noticeably more CPU-hungry then the FCP versions? Mtutorial) in Resolve similar to that in FCP? I guess not (because of Motion vs Fusion performance). Yeah I feel like if I blow some gentle air onto my monitor the render cache will reset and start over. Oh! So is not just here with my computer. I have to believe that the DR dev team is aware of how bad it is and are working to improve it. I come from the PP world and did not have any of these problems in PP. It is so bad that I now don't add anything Fusion related until last and just put markers where I plan on putting in motion graphics then I hope the customer does not need any edits afterwards so frustrating for such an otherwise stellar product. Even simple crossfade transitions need to be cached and the slightest change to the project and the whole thing starts over again downright maddening even with the small projects that I work on.
The minute you introduce motion graphics it becomes a caching stuttering mess that makes the entire project painful to work with. Just for the record I 100% agree with you DR is awesome, until you try to do anything Fusion related including motion graphics. Resolve is getting better and better, I just want to know what the secret is in Final Cut versus all other software out there? How does Apple pull it off on my 16gb of RAM M1 mac mini? I want that level of performance with Resolve.
I love Resolve's timeline playback until you start adding in titles/motion graphics, it becomes a render caching nightmare when you're using tons of titles in the timeline. The same title openers/effects load in seconds in final cut if not faster with instant playback. Looks basically the exact same in Resolve and Final Cut but watching these things render cache in Resolve is painful. Jayfro wrote:Just bought MTuber2 for DaVinci Resolve, I also own it for Final Cut Pro.
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