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Hi, First, I wasn't able to get it to work via ethernet. With DHCP on, my computer would see it and assign an IP but the panel didn't respond with the IP on the screen and Resolve didn't see the panel in the prefs. I tried DHCP off and set everything up manually. This way, Resolve sees the panel but the panel doesn't see resolve. Keeps saying disconnected. Currently connected via USB but having the second issue... Second, after a while, sometimes long, sometimes short, the panel becomes very sluggish. Buttons don't react with any sort of speed, sometimes 5 sec of delay. Unplugging USB and replugging fixes it temporarily. Third, Where is the manual? Nothing in the box and the Resolve manual just explains functionality. Seems like there would be a configuration guide or something... Also, no power cable in the box. Is this normal? I'm on Resolve 12.5.5, Mac Pro 12 core, 32GB RAM, GTX780 6GB, OSX 10.10.5, Panel currently connected via USB 2.0 direct to computer, no hub. Any help will be apprecited. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?t=58677 Collaboration Solution Video Thank you.

Hi, I was browsing this 9 year old topic for ideas, when I realized that getting new users is not a question for me. My forum has been quiet for two years. No one posted anything. The negligent admin (= me) didn't even bother to upgrade it. Nevertheless, every now and then someone signed up. I got an email from someone who was unable to register, which was a wake-up call, because there was a whole bunch of registrations waiting for me to activate. My forum was dead and people still wanted to sign up. How to get new users is not the hardest question. Harder than 'the hardest question of all' is this one: how do you encourage new users to start posting? And even harder: how do you encourage them to stay active? Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2298436 Promotional Marketing Video Thanks

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