DaVinci Resolve 21 OFX on Rocky Linux

Flame Flame Questions
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Hey all,

we recently updated resolve to DaVinci_Resolve_Studio_21.0.4_Linux but it looks like the OFX plugin no longer works in Flame 2027.0.1 (Rocky Linux.. i think mac is ok)

getting this error when laoding OFX to batch:

couldn’t open library /usr/OFX/Plugins/DaVinci Resolve Renderer.ofx.bundle/Contents/Linux-x86-64/DaVinci Resolve Renderer.ofx because /usr/OFX/Plugins/DaVinci Resolve Renderer.ofx.bundle/Contents/Linux-x86-64/DaVinci Resolve Renderer.ofx: undefined symbol: _ZNSt3__117bad_function_callD1Ev

Seems to be a C++ library issue (according to my friend Gemini).

I dared venture into the Autodesk help rabbit warren… and after a very frustrating hour i left having created a new Autodesk feedback request for future support but if anyone’s got any bright ideas in the meantime i’m all ears!

cheers

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wouldnt this need to go towards blackmagic rather than flame? no? idk :smiley:

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Yes, of course. We have cases open on both sides. Happy to say Flame support is winning on the communication & give-a-shit-ometer.

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We have validated that the issue was on the OpenFX side: the plugin does not reference the right C++ libraries to use and this is a regression from Resolve Studio 20.3. We are closely working with Blackmagic Design and will update you on when a fix is available. For now, if you can, stick with V20.2 for now.

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I see, I finally understand the reason. For Davinci 21.1, Flame simply cannot scan OFX. Looking forward to a good solution as soon as possible.

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Aaaaaawwwww!

This is active development guys!!!

This negates the notion that you guys are somehow asleep at the wheel.

Come on!

Be the lazy sleepy dragons hoarding the treasure, otherwise there are no bad guys to point fingers at when our own shit goes wrong (which is obviously the sport du jour).