Seems like it's a driver problem and not Blackmagic's fault. And I have no idea if or when that will get fixed. With the caveat that the Fairlight bug will still bite you. That said, you can get it to mostly work. But more often than not, I've had endless driver problems due to AMD's insanity. I have a VEGA FE 16GB and when it works it's great with Resolve. As obnoxious as that is, especially now with insane GPU prices. All of us using Resolve regularly ought to just bite the bullet and buy NVIDIA cards. No matter how you approach this, you're in for a nightmare tweaking session. I do have the proprietary OpenCL libs installed normally using AMDGPU-Pro, though I think you can get away with installing the latest ROCm-4 packages and then using the proprietary GL libs.īUT. Then copying the proprietary OpenCL and OpenGL libs somewhere, and using that wrapper script to start resolve. You're much better off using the FOSS driver and MesaGL. This is really not the best way to do this.
It's slow and doesn't work with common software like OBS and Natron.
The proprietary GL driver is terrible too. But you may have to run one of the older kernels for it to build the specified kernel bits for their Pro driver. Which you could edit to trick the AMDGPU-Pro installer into installing. And for that reason, the AMDGPU-Pro installer won't work. Have a Zoom H6 and an old Creative E-MU 0404, both of which have XLR interfaces and work well enough for my limited recording needs.Īnyway, let's assume there's a kernel or library or whatever in Ubuntu 20.10 you really need for jackd. But I don't use a firewire audio interface, so I'm not in your boat there. I'm using jack on 20.04 with the Low Latency official HWE kernel 5.8.
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