Note that the list of available inputs includes inputs from multiple sources, including the built-in audio inputs of the computer, and those of the interface, which for some interfaces might not have names associated with them and thus may simply show up as the input channel number with an empty name after them - this won't prevent them from working. In the Record tab, select a cue and use the controls at the top to record. In the List tab of the ADR panel, add cues that need to be replaced using ADR. The track should automatically be armed for recording. Select the desired track as the "Record Track", then select the intended input as the "Record Source" - this should be one of the inputs from your audio interface. On the Fairlight tab, add a Mono track, open the ADR panel, and switch to the "Setup" tab of that panel.
In my case, it is a Behringer UMC1820 (a bit bigger than what is needed for ADR work but I have it for other reasons), and it is the default audio interface on the Mac, so I am using "system settings". Otherwise, set it to Manual and make sure "Device" is set to your audio interface. If the interface is selected as the default audio interface for the Mac, you can set Speaker Configuration to Use System Setting. Would also be nice to get an estimate for 16.1.1 fixing these issues.In the Resolve preferences, in the System tab, under Video and Audio I/O: I think that there should be a pinned post listing these types of problems and their work-arounds. While talking about 16.1, seems there may be an issue on Macs with optimized media being lost, with the solution to regenerate optimized media. So somehow this got lost when updating the manual. After digging a bit more I went back to an earlier version of the manual and found a description of this feature. But I couldn't find "Network Optimization" in the shiny new Resolve 16.1 Manual posted on the Support page on the website. I wondered what Network Optimization was (found the checkbox on the Delivery Page right below the Format and Codec settings with MP4 selected). I've noticed a number of messages relating to defective renders, and that seems to be identified as a problem with the Delivery page's Network Optimization setting, with the workaround to turn it off. Sitting on the sidelines for the moment letting others be the pioneers adopting version 16.1, and seeing whether it's stable.
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