For 4K timelines, Resolve now officially requires at least 8 GB of GPU memory ( on one GPU). This may become a problem when working with large frame sizes, like 4K and larger. Current versions of DaVinci Resolve are very demanding when it comes to the GPU memory resources, especially when Temporal Noise Reduction (a built-in filter in Resolve) or third-party OFX plug-ins doing temporal processing (like Neat Video) are used.For Neat Video 3.x, please downgrade AMD driver to Catalyst 14.9. Some models of AMD GPUs models may require an even higher driver version (Crimson 16.3 or newer). Please install Catalyst 15.7.1 (or newer) to help Neat Video 4.x avoid those driver bugs. Windows and Linux: AMD Catalyst Omega (14.12) driver contains a number of errors causing incorrect processing results and even crashes when running Neat Video on certain models of AMD GPUs.To avoid that please install the latest version of the CUDA driver. Mac OSX: CUDA driver 5.5.47 may cause crashes (in Neat Video and in other software) if the driver is installed on a Mac with AMD GPU.All bug fixes are reported in the history of changes of corresponding products.Ĭontact us to report a bug or problem. Make sure you are using the latest version of Neat Video (a bug may already be fixed in the latest version). Please report any bugs and problems you encounter while working with Neat Video. This page lists known issues in latest and older versions of Neat Video and problems of host applications affecting Neat Video.
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