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Comment #47763966
For those seeking quick solution for missing codecs, here are bash scripts that use ffmpeg to convert any input clips (including these problematic h.265/h.264) to format acceptable…
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Comment #47763538
You encouraged me to try again and somehow, blackmagically ;) it works this time. It may be that recent DaVinci version has made some improvement. I'm so happy! Installation still …
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Comment #47763152
Thanks, but as far as I read it, it's all about the library file names mismatch, which is mostly covered by guides I mentioned earlier. I've done that and I got my DaVinci running.…
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Comment #47762973
I wish they (authors of DaVinci Resolve and the Photo Editor) paid more attention to Linux platform. Theoretically DaVinci Resolve runs on Linux, but getting it run is a very bad e…
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Comment #42250621
I've got your file and I see where the problem is. I've created an issue to track and improve it for upcoming release.
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Comment #42248860
Okay, never mind. I managed to reproduce the situation from your description. That's a tough one, but I will try to do something about it.
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Comment #42243667
...or if you didn't mean the import() SQL function, but in general importing functionality (through Import Dialog) and it's still slow there, then please contact me and I will see …
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Comment #42243567
In few days there will be another 3.4.x branch release (3.4.7), which addresses this exact problem - https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/issues/5119
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Comment #42243547
Yes, please! You can contact me directly through email, or through github discussions or issues. Details are at https://sqlitestudio.pl/contact/
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Comment #42238079
Weird behavior indeed. I don't observe it myself on MacOS 10.11 and I had feedback from couple of other Mac users, where it worked fine - even on older MacOS than yours. I really c…
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Comment #42237935
The file you linked is around 388kB in size. Are you sure it's the one you intended to link? I've checked it anyway and I see no problem for SQLite to open and query views from tha…
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Comment #42236550
You can right-click and run from the context menu, in which case it should start. Contributions are welcomed.
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Comment #42234407
Actually the project is much older. It started in 2007. More details on this can be found at https://sqlitestudio.pl/about/
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Comment #42234398
Author here. I'm surprised and honored to have my pet project here ;) As mentioned in another comment, I'm currently in the process of bugfixing/polishing 3.4.x branch. Then I will…
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Comment #42234371
For example it has context-aware syntax autocompletion, easy D&D for tables between databases, and many more - you can see longer list at https://sqlitestudio.pl/features/
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Comment #42234359
Author here. This was never reported. I haven't noticed it for myself either. Feel free to get in touch through the official email (mentioned on the homepage) or through GitHub iss…
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Comment #34548025
Note, that I have the CUDA installed. Still the imaginAIry runs on CPU :(
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Comment #34544980
How to make it use my GPU (I have RTX 3070)? It complains about using sloooow CPU, but I don't see option to switch to GPU, which I think should be sufficient...? I'm running it on…
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Comment #23287155
It does.
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Comment #12580969
Yet another free, open source and multiplatform GUI is SQLiteStudio ( http://sqlitestudio.pl/ ).
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Comment #11533443
I'm not familiar with Erlang. Nevertheless there are two main issues with this threading model: 1) Application memory consumption grows more than it should, because same extensions…
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Comment #11532809
SQLiteStudio developer here. I think it's a project which could be considered big. Version 2.x.x was written entirely in Tcl and the main problem was memory sharing with threads. T…
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