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Davinci resolve lite 11.3.1
Davinci resolve lite 11.3.1











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H.264 and H.265 are heavily compressed formats and while not idea for editing are often used by lower cost cameras. The decompression process, like compression, uses the CPU, so the heavily compressed codecs need more powerful and a greater number of CPU cores.

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However, for editing, VFX, and grading, the compressed data needs to be decompressed to the full RGB per pixel bit depth that can use four times or more processing power of a HD image for the same real time grading performance. Working with these codecs natively can also result in audio drift and sync issues over the duration of long clips.įrom the DaVinci Resolve 15 Hardware Selection and Configuration Guide on page 5: Resolve has to decode H.264 and H.265 / HEVC encoded files using your system CPU before full raster video frames can be processed, and while this has been improved in Resolve, it’s still a problem for many on laptops and lower power systems to do this in real time. For various technical reasons, transcoding your AVC / HEVC source media into an edit friendly format is a good idea even if your system does support hardware acceleration. However, the free version of Resolve doesn’t, and so transcoding these files to an easier (less compressed) codec may be the best solution. Depending on your hardware, Resolve may or may not manage to offer real-time playback when working with compressed video sources natively.ĭaVinci Resolve Studio does support hardware GPU encoding and decoding if you’re using a compatible GPU. Just because Resolve will read your AVC or HEVC encoded camera files, doesn’t mean it will play them back at full resolution in real-time. In fact, Resolve is compatible with just about every common codec in use today.

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Of course, this has changed and the software has evolved to be far more flexible and inclusive of all kinds of common compressed media.

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It was designed primarily for performance with uncompressed media.

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If needed I can see if I have a small video file to send someone to be sure that the file works on your PC and it isn't a problem with the recordings.DaVinci Resolve has a long history, with its origins dating back to the early 1980’s as da Vinci Systems, long before the technology was bought by Blackmagic Design in 2009.ĭaVinci has always been a high-end color correction and finishing system. Resolve is installed on my main SSD and my drone videos are on a HDD As a matter of fact I will include PC details as well just to clear that up: Is the fact that I don't have a 4k monitor a problem? I wouldn't think so, but need to try and cover everything. Attached are 2 screenshots, one of the initial error about frame rate (I'm pretty sure I have tried both ways and neither work) and the second shows the file erroring as media offline. Right clicking and then saying "Open File Location" opens the correct folder. I've never been able to view the video inside Resolve, but I can see a photos that are in the same folder.

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At first they were just gray, but then they eventually change to the media offline image. I added MP4s into the pool or I guess the master folder (The master screen takes up the bottom half of my window and they show up there). Please assist me with getting my footage viewable in DVR14 so that I can then play around and start watching Youtube or something for tutorials.Ĭlick to expand.I haven't had a chance to give anything a try until now, but I can't seem to get anywhere. If I forgot any other important settings to help with troubleshooting let me know what you need!

  • I forget the name of the mode/setting, but most footage is default, but I also tried a video in D-Log and D-Cinelike to see if I see any difference.
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  • MP4 format (I recall reading that MP4 is more for windows and MOV is more for Apple, I have Win7).
  • 4k 60fps (wanted best raw footage than can be downsampled if needed and take advantage of my 4k TV for playback).
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    If I need to try a different program I can do that or suggest other settings to record at if its a minor tweak.Ĭurrent P4P settings off the top of my head: Maybe I cannot use DVR14 with the video settings i record at? It seems odd though since I'd assume they are pretty standard. I think it also mentioned a framerate or something was different then my settings (default project settings maybe?) and I accepted the chance to have them change. I can locate my video files inside DVR14, but they all say Media Offline with a red background, I cannot view the footage at all to even begin to mess with editing. I am pretty sure this is user error and need to know what setting I need to change or something is not compatible.

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    I am 100% brand new to video editing and was going to give DaVinci Resolve 14 a try for color grading/correcting my P4P footage.













    Davinci resolve lite 11.3.1