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Peter Chamberlain wrote:New orders will be supplied with the Activation License key so you could order a new Studio license and when you have it sell your dongle. It's not easy to sell a used dongle. I have 3 dongles, one from dongle purchase, one from BMCC 2.5K, and one from URSA Mini 4.6K. Tried eBay once when the Dongle was still $995 and tried to sell at $500, and no one bit. Tried through B&H and Adorama, and they didn't want to acquire it to add to used section of their selling site. I think the big key here is that with the Free version I'd simply like the Download option instead of filling in the form every time there's an update.
That's what I love about the Studio version. Just download without having to Register every time. That's why I want the Studio version on my laptop. The laptop is for in the field or remote editing, so the Studio features I use are mainly used on the desktop.
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Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key.
Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need. Hi Peter, they are shipping a dongle, I've just spoke with them. Will this mean I HAVE to use the dongle all the time. It was purchased as Resolve 14 and not 12.5 as of today.
This is terrible news!!!! Wasn't there mention somewhere in this forum that dongle owners would be allowed to switch to activation code? Using one of my USB ports on my laptop for the dongle is a waste of resources in my opinion. Also, my dongle was once stolen from set and I had to get another one. Please allow dongle users to switch!!! Maybe a physical shipping of the dongle to you for a code? Is there anything in the dongle that makes it unique?
Anything that would allow BMD to deregister and a physical thing and not be usable anymore? Redacted for Privacy wrote:Hey, thank you for response. Actually, it makes no sense because I can buy the license for the same money, which will be way faster with receiving and easier in usage. Only one reason to buy the aftermarked dongle is economy Case and point! No one is going to sell the Used Studio Dongle for the amount of money they have to spend on buying a new one in order to get the Activation Key.
Please create a way for Existing Studio Dongle Users to provide proof they have the Studio Dongle and get an Activation Key. Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need.
Will this even work if we bought a Dongle pre-2013? I bought my dongle during 2011/2012 period. Can't remember exactly when, and got it through an employer.
Then I got the BMCC 2.5K in 2013. I got my URSA Mini 4.6K in 2016. Can't sell any for the price of $299 in order to buy another which would have the Activation Key. See above quoted exchange I had on Private Messages to prove the point no one will buy After Market Dongle for same Price as New. I support the option to convert dongled to license as an 'option'.
Remember that not everyone is the same. Some prefer dongles other license keys. Depends on your actual use case. I would volontarily never swap my dongle for a license. Just the though of registering/deregistering/registering etc etc if i swap arround workstations, laptops etc. Also at same price i would 100% buy the dongle, so also that case is mute. Now i start at my main workstation.Then grab a coffee jump on the couch, swap my dongle to my laptop and continue.
Then drive to a friend/client location, pop the dongle and presto. But again it would be nice to have the option as we are 'not' all created equal (trigger warning for SJW's ). This is a serious issue for me. Dongles are fine for people who use Resolve on a stationary workstation.
Now that the software is no longer just considered a grading tool but is also firmly in the 'editing' category, many people like my self are using it primarily on laptops. There have been a few occasions where I have forgotten my dongle and therefore had to uninstall Resolve Studio, install the free version just to be able to do some work, and then re-install Studio once I had access to the dongle. There really should be a solution where dongle owners can receive an activation code if they choose. I'd even be fine with this de-authorizing my dongle. At the very, very least, a Studio owner should be able to use the Resolve software at the same level of functionality as the free version even if they don't have the dongle connected. Andrew Welch wrote:This is a serious issue for me.
Dongles are fine for people who use Resolve on a stationary workstation. Now that the software is no longer just considered a grading tool but is also firmly in the 'editing' category, many people like my self are using it primarily on laptops. There have been a few occasions where I have forgotten my dongle and therefore had to uninstall Resolve Studio, install the free version just to be able to do some work, and then re-install Studio once I had access to the dongle. There really should be a solution where dongle owners can receive an activation code if they choose. I'd even be fine with this de-authorizing my dongle.
At the very, very least, a Studio owner should be able to use the Resolve software at the same level of functionality as the free version even if they don't have the dongle connected. Resolve 14 and Resolve 14 Studio can be installed fine simultaneously. I run the free version when I don't want a Dongle hanging off my laptop on the plane/in a coffee shop. Then run Studio with the dongle at home when an external monitor is connected anyway and need to apply noise reduction and reduce barrel distortion before a final render.
If you want you can instal 20 resolve versions next to eachother on the mac. No crappy registry to worrie about Just after each install rename the Davinci Resolve directory by eg adding a version number or 'free' or 'studio' I have 12.5.6, next to 14.0 and several betas installed. Only thing you have to ignore is the message about wrong red decoder version. So your mileage of using Red material may vary depending on the differences between releases. If its the same release, studio and free live happily ever after next to eachother.
Glenn Venghaus wrote:If you want you can instal 20 resolve versions next to eachother on the mac. No crappy registry to worrie about Just after each install rename the Davinci Resolve directory by eg adding a version number or 'free' or 'studio' I have 12.5.6, next to 14.0 and several betas installed. Only thing you have to ignore is the message about wrong red decoder version. So your mileage of using Red material may vary depending on the differences between releases. If its the same release, studio and free live happily ever after next to eachother Thank you for pointing this out, as I took it for common knowledge that each instance of Resolve has to be renamed before installing another.
To the OP, I am running Mac OS High Sierra on the latest MacBook Pro 15' with Touch Bar. Robert James wrote:I will add to the request for existing dongle users to convert to key. I thought this is what you guys had originally stated you were going to do?
I was also under the impression that those who bought a dongle would receive a licence when 14 was out if beta. Feel slightly misled, as I made the purchase based on this assumption.
Blackmagic, you should also take a page out of adobe's book here and allow for installation on two machines (ie workstation/laptop) imo, or maybe a 'sister-licence' rebate. Also, I think you would really benefit from direct sales of licence/downloads.
I've allready 'almost' ordered Fusion Studio twice, but held back because I had to order a physical dongle (that's not in stock). U would allready have my money if it was available as a download. Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need. Before I purchased Studio 12.5 I called Blackmagic and was assured that if I purchased 12.5 with the dongle, when Studio 14 was released the dongle would no longer be required. Based on what Blackmagic told me, I bought Studio 12.5 three months ago.
I have a valid serial number and proof of purchase from B&HPhotoVideo. I would expect Blackmagic to honor their word and provide me a registration code.
Still cannot even find a place to order Resolve 14. I wish that BM sold the activation code directly from their website so I could buy today and download a copy rather than wait until some reseller carries the official 14 version.
BM would do good to simplify and be more direct and transparent about the licensing options for 14. I agree that having an activation code for two seats should be included so that those who work remotely on their laptops can load projects onto their desktop machines without hassle. Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key.
Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need. Before I purchased Studio 12.5 I called Blackmagic and was assured that if I purchased 12.5 with the dongle, when Studio 14 was released the dongle would no longer be required. Based on what Blackmagic told me, I bought Studio 12.5 three months ago. I have a valid serial number and proof of purchase from B&HPhotoVideo.
I would expect Blackmagic to honor their word and provide me a registration code. I am in the same boat Peter.
I really hope they honour what we where told originally. Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key.
If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need.this is quite confusing, because blackmagic posted earlier, that the dongles can be changed to licence keys when Resolve 14 is released. Thats what my dealer told me,too.thats why I bought a dongle earlier. I expect, that BMD will come up with a solution for that.? Christopher Dobey wrote:To my surprise, Studio 14 is now a free update today to those who bought Studio 12 on the Mac App Store! Goodbye dongle that came with my URSA MINI! (until I put together than custom GTX 1080 Ti build that is BEWARE: Paul Saccone on Facebook wrote: 'Please read the description carefully on the Apple App Store.
There are definite differences due to technical limitations imposed by Apple for apps on the store. For example, the Apple store version has severely limited plug in support, doesn’t work with NVIDIA cards, etc.' Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need.this is quite confusing, because blackmagic posted earlier, that the dongles can be changed to licence keys when Resolve 14 is released. Thats what my dealer told me,too.thats why I bought a dongle earlier. I expect, that BMD will come up with a solution for that.?
I wrote to Tech Support referring to the early announcement on Forum that dongle owner may be able to swap with a serial number. Tech Support wrote me that Serial number will be supplied to only new customers of DR 14.
So, I guess policy has changed and BM is not willing to do it. Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need.this is quite confusing, because blackmagic posted earlier, that the dongles can be changed to licence keys when Resolve 14 is released. Thats what my dealer told me,too.thats why I bought a dongle earlier. I expect, that BMD will come up with a solution for that.? I wrote to Tech Support referring to the early announcement on Forum that dongle owner may be able to swap with a serial number.
Tech Support wrote me that Serial number will be supplied to only new customers of DR 14. So, I guess policy has changed and BM is not willing to do it. Blackmagic did make it sound like all of us with dongles would be able to freely upgrade/trade-in for a serial Activation Code.
To now say that only new Studio 14 purchases will be honored with a code is a let down. From a programming standpoint I don't know if it's a possibility, but for the dongle to work without having to restart your machine would be a huge bonus. This means I'll need a third copy of Resolve if I want to go dongle-less with a GTX 1080 Ti eGPU as the Mac App Store version doesn't support CUDA.
Peter Chamberlain wrote:If you have the dongle already that will be your license key. If you have not received it yet tell your reseller you would like the activation license key. Activation license keys will only ship starting from today's release but be sure to specify the activation license key during the transition if that's what you need.this is quite confusing, because blackmagic posted earlier, that the dongles can be changed to licence keys when Resolve 14 is released. Thats what my dealer told me,too.thats why I bought a dongle earlier. I expect, that BMD will come up with a solution for that.? I wrote to Tech Support referring to the early announcement on Forum that dongle owner may be able to swap with a serial number.
Tech Support wrote me that Serial number will be supplied to only new customers of DR 14. So, I guess policy has changed and BM is not willing to do it. Glenn Venghaus wrote:If you want you can instal 20 resolve versions next to eachother on the mac. No crappy registry to worrie about Just after each install rename the Davinci Resolve directory by eg adding a version number or 'free' or 'studio' I have 12.5.6, next to 14.0 and several betas installed. Only thing you have to ignore is the message about wrong red decoder version. I think this is very, very dangerous because of the problem of dealing with conflicting project databases.
These are not compatible between versions, and there's even some Betas where it changed to a point. I have a separate boot partition so that I can boot into a separate OS and run 12.5 if I really had to. But don't run multiple versions of Resolve on the same computer. It works for me as i use a remote central postgresql server and for each release that requires a different db version i create a new database on the server naming it after the specific release of resolve. For disk databases i would stay away from this approach. Or in general if you are less techie.
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But it is definately very well possible. At some point during beta testing my controller mapping config to match BM's changes i had 7 versions of 14 running next to each other plus 12.5.6. Zero problems Now just 12.5.6 and 14 final each with their own database.
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