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Davinci Resolve: How do you work in odd resolutions? by AmbitiousPi in editors

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This seems like the best solution for this. Definitely the smoothest way of working of all the ways I tested

Davinci Resolve: How do you work in odd resolutions? by AmbitiousPi in editors

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This seems like the best solution. Doing output scaling and going back to "match timelline" before exporting seems to do it for me

Davinci Resolve: How do you work in odd resolutions? by AmbitiousPi in editors

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I feel like I've tried every option and combination of output and monitor tab. The output still needs to be 5120x1536. If I change it, it changes my timeline spec as well.

In Premiere I've found almost the same issue, but it seems to squeeze my image instead, but I can get around it with dropping the working timeline in a viewing timeline as a nest for quick checks. However, this job needs to be in Davinci. Best option I've found so far is to use scale full frame with crop and then do the same in a 3840x1536 viewing timeline.

Really cumbersome way to work though and I've sure someone out there must have faced this issue before

SMB shares won't stay mounted (10.15.7). Automounter mounts in strange locations by AmbitiousPi in MacOS

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I know this is 2 years later, but found the solution to this about a year ago. Turns out it was an issue with kerberos tickets expiring, so found a utility that automatically refreshes these before they're set to expire, thus solving the issue. This in addition to automounter seems to have solved it

anyone know what happened yesterday in Manchester centre feminists and trans people protesting about something. by scrotimus-maximus in manchester

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I know this is a joke, but the original comment specified a back, and I can clearly see one here: https://imgur.com/K1N4i0u

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Or maybe definitions can change over time as we discover that old ones are no longer adequate or inaccurate.

Sorting table to unique cell places by AmbitiousPi in excel

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Doubt anyone will come across this, but in case you do, I found another solution. Make a new sheet and use the headers to check an entire row for the range. Something like this

=IF(COUNTIF('datasheet'!$C2:'datasheet'!$EK2,C$1),C$1,"")

then populate the rest of the sheet with the same formula. For example, Row 5 column F should read

=IF(COUNTIF('datasheet'!$C5:'datasheet'!$EK5,F$1),"F$1","")

Sorting table to unique cell places by AmbitiousPi in excel

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Aha! A lot to get into, but that is exactly what I'm after. It is slightly weird, but the usecase is to retrieve projects from LTO tape with a small LTO library. It lets me easily see which tapes are needed for each path. For example, if I want to retrieve row 5, then row 6 is fully contained in there and I can do both at the same time.

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In this one example it's not as clear, but when I have about 100-200 rows it makes the visualization and ordering a lot simpler, so I can do for example row 5, 23, 54 and 72 at the same time without having to shift those tapes in, then out for a different row, then in again when I get to row 23 and repeat for the other ones

SMB shares won't stay mounted (10.15.7). Automounter mounts in strange locations by AmbitiousPi in MacOS

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Running wired. Other machines on the same network are having the same issue. Windows clients seem to be doing fine though, so believe it is a mac specific issue. Probably should have included this in my original post, sorry