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~11 of those are currently used in what I will refer to as the main timeline, which is the timeline with the most effort invested.

#DAVINCI RESOLVE WONT IMPORT PROPER TIMELANE FRAME RATE PLUS#
All 25 multicam clips, plus numerous other non-multicam clips, have time investment in aligning audio/video etc.~25 multicam clips, footage hosted in DR clip.but, correct if wrong, I do not think it represents an easy way out of a project already started at a particular FPS. This remains our recommended way of working with timelines of different frame rates regardless of what the project FPS is.Īnd lastly, you can copy timelines between projects if your intention is to start over with new presets, but retain your work. You can add a new timeline with a custom FPS setting and paste over clips from a previous timeline. Shrinivas Ramani wrote:Resolve allows for multiple levels of flexibility in this front. It is a major pain to deal with this to the point where it may be best to live with undesired non-optimum project settings, and results.Įven if DR plans to some day allow post-project-creation flexibility here, if it's not anytime soon, maybe the above is a low-hanging-fruit resolution/stopgap.

When I take a hiatus from video editing and return, as happened to me recently, I get stung all over again. When I am using DR regularly, I will begin to remember after getting hammered by the issue. Pros and others who use DR everyday, or otherwise remember to change FPS, can simply uncheck the default to disable the gating prompt.įrom forum feedback, DR users have been stung by this much over the years. By default, folks like me and many others would not get hit with this problem. The above gating project creation dialog box can have a typical "always ask me this" checkbox (defaults to checked/enabled), or a DR preference setting, that if unchecked will not prompt for this, will revert to today's default behavior. What about users who do not want such a gating dialog box? 24FPS is usually a setting one must go out of their way to select except perhaps in situations involving pro-am cinema type of equipment. Most noobs are probably getting footage from 30/60fps sources like phones and whatnot. I like 24 FPS for some projects, but many of mine are borne from 30/60FPS footage and want a project with 30fps timelines, as one example. This removes DR favoritism toward any perm unchangeable new project settings that are clearly not applicable to many (if not most) DR users today.
#DAVINCI RESOLVE WONT IMPORT PROPER TIMELANE FRAME RATE HOW TO#
How to have my videos at the right framerate in my projects without redoing everything please? Because I have never encountered this problem with other video editing software. Looking closer, my videos were actually imported at 24 fps instead of 60 fps I feel. When I render video, the video is not good and it is choppy. I imported videos in 60fps and changed their speed (40 and 50% speed). I'm starting with Da Vini Resolve, I'm from Vegas.ĭon't know Resolve, I left my default project settings when opening Resolve.
