Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@robert-j1t8t says : Great, could you show how to install Autodesk Maya and Autodesk Flame on Linux Rocky? Trial available of both the software! Thnx>> <<@deathxxx1231 says : DaVinci Resolve can be used with AMD card with ROCM Opencl install and Open-source opecl uninstall.>> <<@moonlambo5229 says : I've been trying to get DaVinci working on Mint for 6 months now. Seriously thinking about installing ROCKY just to get this thing working!!!>> <<@Gravitar says : And not a single word, that Davinci Resolve under Linux doesn't support mp4 (h.264) in the free version! For me an absolute no-go!>> <<@RadicalCaveman says : I didn't know Stallone even used Linux, let alone that he had his own distro.>> <<@sherrilltechnology says : Man what a great video! I love Davinci Resolve Studio but have run into AAC audio issues. Have you been using AAC audio in the timeline as I am wondering if that is supported in the Rocky Install since Davinci is officially supported>> <<@PixelSheep says : Will this work with my pretty old 840m on my e7450? I really hope I can avoid turning it into a hackintosh again - even if the performance was crazy when doing that :D>> <<@Akvariumistas says : Hi. Im just few months ago moved from Win10LTSC to Linux. I'm used little bit of Davinci Resolve free on Win. On Ubuntu Studio I can install Resolve, but can't find way to support h264/H265 codecs on free version. On other drive I tested Nobara - same... Due Rocky support those codecs on free Resolve version, or just on Studio version? Due Rocky supporting>> <<@ForViewingOnly says : Holy Smoke! This is without doubt the most complex procedure I've ever witnessed on Explaining Computers! I almost can't remember why I started watching this one... oh yes, it was to decide whether, as a Linux newcomer, I should go with DaVinci Resolve or Kden Live. Decision made :) Thanks Chris.>> <<@Boosuf says : This guide is incredible, I can only imagine how many hours this has saved me and all the frustration.>> <<@francis400 says : I was watching this and while I am no maths teacher when I saw all the terminal code you put in I wondered how you came up with all of them?>> <<@Noammats says : Not sure why i see this, a 2nd vid focusing on installing Davinci R on Rocky Lx. Wouldn’t you want to use one the creators distros? Did i miss any benefit about Rocky?>> <<@ramonbmovies says : Is this your daily driver then? Do you lose some functionality win DR using Linux vs. Windows? Side questions: Can you run Google Chrome instead of Firefox?>> <<@Yellow_Vortex says : ACC support?>> <<@MsNIKITA says : Time top do an updated video with Rocky 10!!!>> <<@anilaboutme says : I installed DR on Pop OS. Also not easy, but once up and running it was unfortunately rather slow. In Windows it was a rather smooth experience. Your specs are worse, but seems to run better, so maybe Rocky Linux is simply better?>> <<@budiherryanto says : Best explanation easy to unserstand, thank you ❤>> <<@GeorgeStar says : I've been banging my head against the wall trying to install Resolve on Mint. Still not sure if it's possible.>> <<@Matt_Quinn-Personal_Account says : The Blackmagic 'Desktop video' application and drivers are incredibly important to anyone running a professional system with a Decklink card fitted... 'upgrading' to 8.10 breaks the existing install (installing the video driver on 8.6 is fine); - a previously working Decklink card will cease to be detected. - Whilst upgraded drivers are available; these are not simple to install! - Bit of a nightmare for the inexperienced in fact! - Blackmagic's installation instructions are (to say the least) cryptic!>> <<@interactivescifitoday1064 says : You're awesome Chris. I probably would have gone back to using a Windows drive to run DaVinci had it not been for you and your hard work. You have done the Linux community a huge service as well (Obvious I Think). I figured I would mention that anyways, just in case someone thought that this is just another video out there, that was made in under 1 hr.>> <<@braddavis5802 says : Great video but it convinced me to stick with Windows. I’m not a programmer nor do I have the time to deal with all the effort it takes to install one app. Until Linux makes things easier, I’m staying out.>> <<@thepleasuremate8623 says : Really great! I am using now ubuntu for quiet a while with DVR, but unfortunately it does not work anymore since I upgraded it to the 24 version. So I tried a fresh installation of ubuntu but does not want to work anymore and I do not get realy why.Anzway, so I am thinking about doing a working station with rocky linux, unfortunately there are only the versions 8.10 and 9.4 to get. Would the waz of installation with DVR still work/be the same as shown?>> <<@prem3548 says : There is a flatpak builder for resolve. While its not official, you can make it into a flatpak yourself and use it like that.>> <<@MichelCoutureMotoMCM says : Sorry, but if DaVinci doesn't accept MP4 (with H264 and H265) on Linux, that means an extra conversion step (to MOV?)!!! It requires effort and energy on my part, for so little benefit!!! As I wrote earlier, the combination of Windows with DaVinci has 50 years ahead of it!! Thanks again for your videos!! Always interesting.>> <<@LoveIsAllWeNeed-a says : Hi do you have multiple computers if you are also using LinuxMint? The Davinci Resolve Studio version has some issues with fusion templates (such as titles) on Mint and unfortunately support can't help as they don't support this distro. And I need debian for my music software so I prefer not to switch... have you had issues with DR on Mint?>> <<@DigitalRodney68 says : I have DR installed, running and seeing my VideoCard. It won't import media and play it.>> <<@StephenEsseenyne says : Hi Chris I've just discovered there's another replacement to centos. Almalinux. Can Resolve therefore be installed on it, do you think? Incidentally I don't recall you ever mentioning this distro in your videos. Love to know your thoughts on it, here or in a future video.>> <<@jasonwilson9446 says : Just noticed YouTube unsubscribed me.....fixed that.>> <<@jasonwilson9446 says : Rocky is on life support so I just converted DV into a Deb package. I also have a version set up in a distrobox container in case a system update breaks the application.>> <<@jmalmsten says : Well... fudgsticles... you've convinced me... I've been on the fence for quite a while now... But... As my win10 workstation/edit bay at home won't get a win11 update (because of incompatible CPU and motherboard)... I will now find some time to do the scary move from windows to linux. I've used linux mint for a while on a laptop just to get my feet wet and the Resolve setup has been the big question mark for me before the move... deep breath now.. let's do this...>> <<@hugosoares9041 says : Amazing Video! Thank you so much!>> <<@e-vd says : Are you open to technical consulting services for individual video creators who want to migrate from Windows 10 and Adobe Creative Cloud to Rocky Linux and Davinci Resolve?>> <<@Sov12in_Va12iant says : This guy is the uncle we've always needed>> <<@pascalfurst7864 says : Any chance you could also show how to install it on Mint, TUXEDO OS and/or Pop Os?>> <<@innerclip says : I can't get audio to work after installing everything. It just stops working. None of the audio devices show up in the GUI setting. But they are detected when I look in the terminal.>> <<@paulkevinjackson says : Great video!! This was my first time trying linux, but now ive watched this i feel like i must be missing something from my install then... As i didnt have to do the image from black magic. Before watching this video I installed rocky, then installed resolve, which i had to install maybe 3 packages that were missing... then i just followed the instructions on rockys website to install nvidia, and all seems ot be working? Is there something i am missing on my install?? as personally trying linux for the first time that seems easier than using the blackmagic iso and upgrading?>> <<@madfinntech says : This is by far the best video on this topic on the Internet. People who need this can actually follow this.>> <<@Dave102693 says : Is it possible to run DVR on other destros? Also, is it worth it installing Rocky Linux on a computer if you’re a graphic designer, and wishes to do 2d/3d animation and some video editing?>> <<@brentoneccles says : I am pleased to have been able to get Resolve working on Ubuntu 24.04 over the weekend, thanks entirely to the wonderful automated installer known as JDInstaller. I bought an Intel NUC 12 about 18 months ago, just shortly before Intel sold the NUC range to ASUS. I tired of Windows 11 fairly quickly, especially as I am not willing to pay the exorbitant product key fee, and decided to take the plunge after a few years off of Linux. In spite of Intel providing Linux support for the NUCs, ASUS support desk was very helpful in pointing out that they have no interest in supporting users outside of Windows. Never mind, I got it all working myself with the help of the intelligent folks on the internet and I now marvel at my new desktop running Discord, Steam, Resolve, Zoom, etc! If the proprietor says "we can't help you," don't give up! I thought I'd share this comment in case some of you want to use Resolve but not in Rocky Linux -- it can be done, with moderate difficulty in getting it set up!>> <<@Peter-Old-Dog says : Great video thank you. The question I have is which distro of Linux would you recommend for general use as well as video editing and is Davinci Resolve worth the hassle over Kdenlve. I think I want to transition to Linux from Mac to make use of older hardware I already own and have been playing with Linux Mint. Peter>> <<@zaidisphotographers says : Thank you so much. I installed it successfully. One thing to mention here is that Rufus doesn't work , I didn't check etcher. I made iso USB via command line in my linux mint terminal. So, the installation destination showed media. 🎉. As my Windows 11 is also on the same pc so I pulled all power cables from other Hard-Disks as well during the installation on an nvme separately.>> <<@WilReid says : That's absolutely insane. There has to be a less convoluted way to get NVidia drivers working on a fresh install of the latest version of simply the version you want/need to run. I haven't owned an NVidia card in years, but apparently things haven't improved in the least in the last 15 years. Neither side is willing to budge to make things work better for the end user.>> <<@customlandscapephotography says : Thank you so much I installed and am so happy. This is my favorite channel.>> <<@marcq1588 says : CentOS is dead, long live Rocky Linux... It is always the same. The founder of one closes one distro and start another that is the exact same work as the one that is defunct. Why such a fuss about it?>> <<@wlz3780 says : can't import any videos into free davinci in rocky linux. how to fix this?>> <<@bazwillrun says : I only have one question...Why ?...what a pfaff...no wonder linux is still seen as waste of time by the vast majority of computer users and will for years to come..another 28.45mins confirming it...>> <<@CDE.Hacker says : Well, Microsoft has finally pushed me to Linux. After the latest Windows 10 update they loaded co-pilot and I just had to reformat my laptop and load Debian. Everything except the SD card reader. But I feel better now without MS on my system.>> <<@richardpalmanteer says : Thanks for another informative video, Chris. Kudos to all the work you did to get DaVinci Resolve installed on Rocky Linux. I hadn't heard of either of these was educational for me.>> <<@ricardoverissimo4799 says : hello Is it possible to make a video on how to install an RTC battery and activate charging on the Raspberry pi 5 There is no video about this>> <<@rxmas7234 says : Thank you for this. I'm ready to give it a try.>>