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#DAVINCI RESOLVE COULD NOT FIND ANY OPENCL CAPABLE GPUS INSTALL#
#DAVINCI RESOLVE COULD NOT FIND ANY OPENCL CAPABLE GPUS DRIVERS#

Would you like to review and update your DaVinci Resolve Hardware Configuration? ||Please ensure that appropriate GPU drivers are installed and your DaVinci Resolve hardware is configured appropriately. | GPUManager | ERROR | 17:09:16,939 | CRITICAL_PREF: DaVinci Resolve could not find any OpenCL capable GPUs. | GPUManager | INFO | 17:09:16,939 | 0 OpenCL boards detected | GPUManager | INFO | 17:09:16,939 | Skipping unqualified OpenCL platform: Intel(R) OpenCL HD Graphics

| GPUManager | INFO | 17:09:16,939 | Skipping unqualified OpenCL platform: Intel Gen OCL Driver

| GPUManager | INFO | 17:09:16,939 | Start detecting OpenCL boards So it still doesnt start.īUT I dont think installing Davinci Resolve should be that complicated? Any solutions out there?Ĭode: Select all 0x7fc3a3b92700] | GPUManager | INFO | 17:09:16,937 | Let There Be OpenCL Light! When I then click on "Choose", the dialogue immediately closes but doesnt save my changes (even when I click on "save" it doesnt save anything). So I click on "Media Storage" -> "Add" and select some random folder (?). When I click on Save, it wants me to enter a Media Storage (not entirely sure what I should do there). Then I click on "Update Configuration" and go to "Memory and GPU" -> "GPU Configuration" -> "GPU processing mode" and change it from Auto to OpenCL. But then the error message "Davinci Resolve could not find any opencl capable gpus" shows up.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE COULD NOT FIND ANY OPENCL CAPABLE GPUS INSTALL#

At first, nothing at all came up, then I typed in "sudo apt-get install beignet clinfo" in terminal and it suddenly did something when clicking on it. My problem is that it won't start when I click on it after installation is done. I wanna install Davinci Resolve on Ubuntu 18.10. I have no idea if it is ok to open a new topic (am new to this forum), but I have been researching this problem for hours now and just can't find any solutions.