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IMPORTANT!

Since version 19.1.3-2 this package will not download automatically the source file from the upstream site.

To build this package you will need to manually download the file from https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/family/davinci-resolve-and-fusion and place it in the same directory with the PKGBUILD.

This would reduce the mess in this package, making it more readable and clear. Also bypassing the required information from the upstream URL is not allowed in an automated way.

@phoepsilonix could you please share the full pkgbuild file? I am still not able to download it properly.

diff --git a/PKGBUILD b/PKGBUILD
index 0e0ab4f..1c65bed 100644
--- a/PKGBUILD
+++ b/PKGBUILD
@@ -7,8 +7,29 @@
 # This was originally written by Daniel Bermond in blackmagic-decklink-sdk pkgbuild
 # It is sufficient to just replace _downloadid to correspond new release version
 # It can be obtained from chromium -> Developer Tools -> Network -> XHR -> click latest-version and copy downloadId
-_downloadid='bb935a0d0e814961b7a75a2ded811b01'
-_referid='69a3995a376441d0ae23711c44370662'
+
+pkgname=davinci-resolve-studio
+pkgver=18.5
+pkgrel=1
+if [[ "$pkgname" == "davinci-resolve" ]];then
+    _downloadid='6d977a8a9f384a3a9b3f28f6ca1efedd'
+    _product="DaVinci Resolve"
+    # Variables for FREE edition
+    pkgdesc='Professional A/V post-production software suite from Blackmagic Design'
+    _archive_name=DaVinci_Resolve_${pkgver}_Linux
+    sha256sums=('4fe0c5dd57cc3a41a1d798bc8be66d946b182ec1c90af03d2eb6d8259314e5b0')
+    conflicts=('davinci-resolve-studio' 'davinci-resolve-beta' 'davinci-resolve-studio-beta')
+elif [[ "$pkgname" == "davinci-resolve-studio" ]];then
+    _downloadid='16aad9a497e24871bf3c740fd1ccc1c5'
+    _product="DaVinci Resolve Studio"
+    # Variables for STUDIO edition
+    pkgdesc='Professional A/V post-production software suite from Blackmagic Design. Studio edition, requires license key or license dongle.'
+    _archive_name=DaVinci_Resolve_Studio_${pkgver}_Linux
+    sha256sums=('f5c91684b7e78d46870ec8a58d5e2959d65bba4411160de97f486152118723ea')
+    conflicts=('davinci-resolve' 'davinci-resolve-beta' 'davinci-resolve-studio-beta')
+fi
+
+_referid='3d7a9703a5614d16834816641a447f7f'
 _siteurl="https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/api/register/us/download/${_downloadid}"

 _useragent="User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux ${CARCH}) \
@@ -22,9 +43,10 @@ _reqjson="{ \
     \"email\": \"someone@archlinux.org\", \
     \"phone\": \"202-555-0194\", \
     \"country\": \"us\", \
+    \"street\": \"Bowery 146\", \
     \"state\": \"New York\", \
     \"city\": \"AUR\", \
-    \"product\": \"DaVinci Resolve\" \
+    \"product\": \"$_product\" \
 }"

 _reqjson="$(  printf '%s' "$_reqjson"   | sed 's/[[:space:]]\+/ /g')"
@@ -49,7 +71,7 @@ _srcurl="$(curl \

 DLAGENTS=("https::/usr/bin/curl \
             -gqb '' -C - --retry 3 --retry-delay 3 \
-            -H Host:\ sw.blackmagicdesign.com \
+       -H Host:\ sw.cloud.blackmagicdesign.com \
             -H Upgrade-Insecure-Requests:\ 1 \
             -H ${_useragent_escaped} \
             -H Accept:\ text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8 \
@@ -58,34 +80,17 @@ DLAGENTS=("https::/usr/bin/curl \
             --compressed \
             %u")

-pkgname=davinci-resolve-studio
 _pkgname=resolve
 resolve_app_name=com.blackmagicdesign.resolve
-pkgver=18.1.4
-pkgrel=1
 arch=('x86_64')
 url="https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/family/davinci-resolve-and-fusion"
 license=('Commercial')
-depends=('glu' 'gtk2' 'libpng12' 'fuse2' 'opencl-driver' 'qt5-x11extras' 'qt5-svg' 'qt5-webkit' 'qt5-webengine' 'qt5-websockets'
+depends=('glu' 'gtk2' 'libpng12' 'fuse2' 'opencl-driver' 'qt5-x11extras' 'qt5-svg' 'qt5-webengine' 'qt5-websockets'
 'qt5-quickcontrols2' 'qt5-multimedia' 'libxcrypt-compat' 'xmlsec' 'java-runtime' 'ffmpeg4.4' 'gst-plugins-bad-libs' 'python-numpy' 
 'tbb' 'apr-util' 'luajit')
 makedepends=('libarchive' 'xdg-user-dirs' 'patchelf')
 options=('!strip')

-if [ ${pkgname} == "davinci-resolve-studio" ]; then
-# Variables for STUDIO edition
-   pkgdesc='Professional A/V post-production software suite from Blackmagic Design. Studio edition, requires license key or license dongle.'
-   _archive_name=DaVinci_Resolve_Studio_${pkgver}_Linux
-   sha256sums=('af3a698b4f7c28286fd9678f95ab73a1a73f3025996e76d9ca5ba3eec0d97481')
-   conflicts=('davinci-resolve' 'davinci-resolve-beta' 'davinci-resolve-studio-beta')
-else
-# Variables for FREE edition
-   pkgdesc='Professional A/V post-production software suite from Blackmagic Design'
-   _archive_name=DaVinci_Resolve_${pkgver}_Linux
-   sha256sums=('6d7c3ba49c73c7d4d4da26482eb2f7248c956ea035fcc0bd62b600a2f579e522')
-   conflicts=('davinci-resolve-studio' 'davinci-resolve-beta' 'davinci-resolve-studio-beta')
-fi
-
 _archive=${_archive_name}.zip
 _installer_binary=${_archive_name}.run
 source=("${_archive}"::"$_srcurl")
@@ -198,4 +203,4 @@ package()
    popd
 }

-# vim: fileencoding=utf-8 sts=4 sw=4 noet
\ No newline at end of file
+# vim: fileencoding=utf-8 sts=4 sw=4 noet

The new _downloadid=16aad9a497e24871bf3c740fd1ccc1c5, same sha256sum as in @FraYoshi's comment though.

_downloadid='9576186159cb49dfa8543673859d312d'
pkgver=18.5
sha256sums=('bfc415cd77f02eac72b695880fe41fd6d4aa0840a132298706a4a0480e35f2cc')

Per my previous comment two days ago... If you are having issues with color correction crashing in DR with an all AMD system and you installed the rocm-opencl-runtime package that brings in ROCM 5.4.3, you can try installing this package instead:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/opencl-amd

This will install ROCr OpenCL stack 5.6.0 (reboot your system after you remove the rocm-opencl-runtime and install the opencl-amd package to be safe). You may have to move your /opt/rocm folder to /opt/rocm-old before installing the package as it might complain it already exists. Move it instead of deleting in case you elect to delete the newer package and revert back to the old one. This fixed the crashing I was having while trying to do any sort of color correction in the color tab.

I am still getting crashes when clicking on the fusion tab but that appears to be a different bug than the color correction bug I guess.

Are any of you with AMD Radeon based cards and using the rocm-opencl-runtime able to access either the Fusion tab or do any color correction without crashing?

I have tried both my Radeon 7900X and an older Radeon 580, using this AUR 18.14 version as well as the 18.5 Beta version from Black Magic but every time I try to do any color correction or access the Fusion tab, DR crashes. Spent several hours last night trying to troubleshoot and research the web but no solutions. It does appear others have had the same issue with the crashing, I've seen some mention using the CPU for a color correction "node" but it appears that setting is no longer available or I just can't find it.

Everything else seems to work great with DR. It opens, I can put videos into the timeline, edit them, render them. Just no color correction or fusion effects without crashing.

Just noting this here - the qt5-webkit this package calls has been archived, so building this may take time (up to several hours depending on your hardware.) You can avoid that by grabbing the webkit from the archive and installing it, i.e.:

wget https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/q/qt5-webkit/qt5-webkit-5.212.0alpha4-18-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst && sudo pacman -U --noconfirm qt5-webkit-5.212.0alpha4-18-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

@AlynxZhou that's a fine workaround if you don't have anything on your system that requires intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-opencl-cpu. However, some things (like pytorch) require intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-opencl-cpu.

Hi, I find my Resolve works fine with onetbb now, if your resolve still tries to load intel's opencl, it is because a package splitting happened to intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-runtime, I suggest to remove all packages depends on it as well as itself, and then re-install the packages, now you should have no intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-opencl-cpu on your system.

Resolve runs if I force uninstall intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-opencl-cpu, which is the owner of /opt/intel/oneapi/compiler/2023.0.0/linux/lib/libOpenCL.so in the backtrace.

In my case, the intel-oneapi-compiler-shared-opencl-cpu package is in the dependency chain for python-pytorch-cuda (which I use).

I'm not yet sure why resolve tries to load libOpenCL.so from that location. It doesn't seem to be the standard LD mechanism doing it (removing the entries from /etc/ld.so.conf.d and running ldconfig doesn't fix the issue). I couldn't find any obvious symlinks it might be following to there either.