DaVinci Resolve is designed to automatically handle clips of different frame rates in a timeline. If your footage does not match the frame rate you have selected for your project, you do not have to be concerned. Make sure your Playback Frame Rate matches your Timeline Frame rate.Remember, once you import any media, you will be unable to change this. Set Timeline Frame Rate to 23.976 fps (or whatever your chosen frame rate is).Before importing any materials, click on the cog icon in the bottom left corner.Start a new project by clicking on the New Project button.Bring up your Project Manager window by selecting File > Project Manager.If you have DaVinci 16, you can start a timeline with a different frame rate later, but it’s better to get the first step right and save yourself time later. In DaVinci Resolve, it’s important to set your project frame rate correctly it cannot be changed after importing any media. Remember to double-check the individual delivery specifications of any film festivals, broadcasters, or theaters where you will be sharing your film project. YouTube and Vimeo both support videos uploaded at a higher frame rate but will play them back at a maximum of 60 frames per second.Usually, Europe and some of Asia use 25 frames per second.The US uses 23.976 frames per second in general.To help you to decide, you can consider the frame rate specifications for different distribution platforms.
Step 1: How to Choose the Right Frame RateĬhoosing your frame rate in advance will save you a lot of time from potentially having to redo work, especially since in DaVinci Resolve you cannot change your project frame rate once it’s been set. If this isn’t the case for you, now is the time to decide for certain which frame rate you will use to edit and deliver your project.
In many projects, the frame rate will have been selected in pre-production, so this step will already be clear. Part 1: How to Set Your Project Frame Rate in DaVinci Resolve
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