This selection disabled the “GT” GPU leaving the machine to drop back to the lower-powered motherboard GPU.
#Davinci resolve lite 8.1.1 download mac os#
That turned out to be because in the Mac OS Preferences, Energy-Saving mode, I had selected “extend battery life” (or whatever) instead of “max performance” (or whatever). My initial attempt to run Resolve Lite on my MBP resulted in a “whinge-window” about my machine’s GPU not being up tp Resolve’s requirements. My MBP has 8GB RAM and a both an Nvidia “9600M” (on motherboard) and a “9600M GT” (faster separate GPU). Resolve Lite runs on Mac OS but not (yet?) Windows (though that might follow eventually, according to ). After that I was taken to the download page. That gave a page prompting for user info (e.g. I downloaded a copy of DaVinci Resol ve Lite 8.1.1 to my MacBook Pro (MBP) I went to then selected (in this order):. Something got out of step somewhere! But for ease-of-life, I will stick with their latest download, described as “version 8.1.1”. Confusingly, back in October I downloaded “version 8.1.1” with patches and also “version 8.1.2”. Since then DaVinci have released a new version (8.1.1) without that restriction. At that time the free version was limited to only a couple of nodes depth (I think) but was still useful.
As a result I looked it up on the web and discovered there was a free version. I heard about and saw DaVinci Resolve in action on Den Lennie’s music video course/experience.
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