It's just sounds very ugly, that I'm limited to this small group of distros.
There's no download for Ubuntu 20.10 (but there's for Ubuntu 20.04).ĭoes this mean if I want to use DaVinci Resolve on Linux, I'm basically forced to use only distros and their versions, for which AMD provides drivers? When I search the internet I found many threads, all of which mentioned that I need to install amdgpu-pro drivers.Īnd here's where problems come, because when you go to AMD's official drivers download page for my GPU (rx 480) there are drivers available only for a selected group of distros and their versions. Please review the GPU drivers and configuration". Run ' ldd /opt/resolve/bin/resolve ' and verify that there are no missing libraries (ldd should give no lines with 'not found' in them) 3.
Make sure you have all required libraries installed. However when I try to run it, it says "Unsupported GPU Processing Mode. Run resolve from a prompt ( /opt/resolve/bin/resolve) and check the output for error messages 2. I've downloaded and run it's installer from official website and it got installed without any problems. I've just installed Ubuntu 20.10 and I'd like to use DaVinci Resolve for video editing. If you have any issues with the benchmark not properly running, first verify that your system meets the System Requirements and that the version of DaVinci Resolve you are using is supported.
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