Project management in DaVinci Resolve is accomplished via a disc database.
Step 1: Create a New Project & Import Media:
For this tutorial, you can use whatever video you like. Hopefully, this tutorial is able to explain what each of the interface views allows you to do in building a cohesive video project.You can share your finished video production in a few simple steps after initially starting DaVinci Resolve. Once you understand that each of the new interfaces reflect their own discrete stage of the editing process, you should get used to the workflow of DaVinci Resolve quickly. The biggest hurdle for new users of DaVinci Resolve to clear is the unfamiliar interfaces and understanding what the new interfaces are used for. For this reason, the user experience of DaVinci Resolve is greatly improved by using multiple monitors. Unlike Adobe Premiere, Resolve does not offer the ability to pop out a portion of the view into its own window. You can also click and drag the margins of each window to scale its size relative to other windows. I can uncheck Media Pool in the list of viewable workspace items, and that makes more room to use the timeline with. The easiest way to do this is to click on the “workspace” option on the top window bar, and hover over the option “show panel in workspace.” This shows a list of all the available windows in your view that you can turn on or off.įor example, in the media view, I may think I want more space for the timeline, and I am finished with dragging items from the media pool onto the timeline.
While it may seem that the multiple interfaces offered by DaVinci Resolve offer little room to change what the interface looks like, there are many ways to customize the windows onscreen and make the view suit your needs. After selecting those, you add the project to the render queue on the right side of the window, then select “render all” to start exporting your projects.
You can choose from a number of different presets that fit commonly used website formats, or make a custom choice of the format, resolution, and directory. On the left side of the Deliver Menu is the export settings. You can click on any of these clips and it will take you to the part of the timeline where that clip is located. It provides a timeline view to make any last minute changes to the project, as well as a view above that of all the clips that you have added to the timeline. Deliver is the final stage of post-production, in which you select the settings that best optimize the project for export to a video file.
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