Other than Live Save, I do two other things that help:ġ) when I'm randomly staring off into space or thinking about my next move in a session, I'll idly hit the Save button just because I can.
There was other weirdness with that session, I was eventually able to recover from the problem, and I think it boiled down to me "overloading the timeline" with too many clips and too many nodes - just a stressful session.īut in general, I think it can work. I had one corrupted session under 16.2 where - for some reason - halfway through it stopped saving and gave no warning. I think I just completed 16 feature films for the year, and haven't lost more than a minute of work with Resolve - in general. Live Save has saved me a few times when there was an OS crash (nothing to do with Resolve) and in other cases where, for whatever reason, I could no longer force a save. But in this case, there is a deeper problem. Of course, if you are the opposite of me, and you can work on projects for hours without saving anything, you constantly lose hours of work every time, "live save" can help you lol. That's why you should consider deactivating this feature. You let a software decide one of the most important part of your work, what and when something is saved. I think that having control of your saving points is more important than this false sense of "security". Because you moved something, or switched to another page, etc? Then in crashes (or not), but what happens if you have the auto-save activated and it crashes during a live save? Can the project be corrupted? How many times Resolve froze on you, scared it's gonna crash. the one rule which is taught across the board. But since I'm a kid, the first thing you hear is : Save your projects, save your files.
Having options is great, in a perfect world, perfect softwares, "live save" activated, why not. You'll close the project or the software to restore what you messed up, but you'll get what was saved automatically. You will edit your Text+ (or whatever the other things are affected by this bug), you'll forget that your ctrl+z won't work, you'll undo something else, it will switch to another window.
It's gonna happen at one point, to anyone. I love resolve, but man, I can't stand this bug anymore. and yeah, I'm frustrated with this because, I forgot, again, that the text+ doesn't behave the same as text+ in fusion - Unfortunately, I'm so used to not have this UNDO problem with 99.9% of all the other softwares, so I constantly forget about it when I use Resolve. Until everything else is fixed with the UNDO/REDO problems/bugs, this feature shouldn't be activated by default. NOTE : This is just my opinion, if you use it, great for you, this is not an attack on people using the feature This is just my opinion, and suggestion, - I totally understand why people like and use this feature.
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