There are times when you just want a simple solution to help you do no additional work.ĭaVinci Resolve is one of the upcoming favourites for professionals and beginners.
Now, the technology has advanced so much that it has become hard for a video editor to keep up with this rain of new file formats, codecs, and recording methodologies. I wanted to have the possibility to slow things down.Īnyways, I hope you guys can help.Video editing evolved from simple cutting and stitching back together pieces of film tape. I am now wondering if that was or not overexagerated. I must say that I've shot the films in 60fps and 120fps. Why is the warming up and the lag taking place? Is it because of the PC? Because of DaVinci? Because of how i shot things? Because of the drivers? I do plan to buy a new one after sufficient savings.Ģ. My monitor has a resolution of 1680x1050. I have done quite some research before buying it, in the end I settled for: I am using Timeline Proxy Resolution set to a quarter. Also, when playing a longer video on my timeline (2 minutes), my PC gets quite warm. Unfortunately I see that my video's don't always play nicely on the edit page (the image in the video is not clear and seems to lag). I see that I am able to edit in 4k (my PC has arrived in the meantime), but I can only export in Ultra HD. Hi, everyone, thank you for your replies.
0 kommentar(er)
