How to work with SD yuv video with rec.601 colormatrix in DaVinci Resolve 15 Variable. I've tried adding %frames but all variables I've tried reference the original clip. Archive This is where you discuss NL video editing. I've resorted to adding metadata and using %vfxshot#, but due to this working at a source level, any fusion comp sourcing from the same clip overwrites the previous render. I've tried making clip markers as well same result. However, it should be encoded with either H.264, H.265, or AV1 for Resolve to be able to decode it.
I've tried to utilize variable names such as %markername to export the fusion comps with the marker name as their filename but the variable translates to either nothing or random numbers. MP4 is a supported video format in DaVinci Resolve. There are timeline markers for each clip named, for example, "vfx35B.1","vfx40.3". You put in walls, floors, elevators, piping, furniture, and all the rest. Imagine you are building a high-rise based on a stable frame of concrete steel, all neatly rectangular and straight. I have a master VFX timeline which contains all of my fusion comps for a given project. Re: Resolve and Variable Framerate recordings (OBS - NVENC) Sun 3:12 am. In an effort to streamline my fusion comp renders, I've attempted to utilize this feature to auto-name my fusion comp exports. After transcoding the file is a constant 30 fps but with the settings I used it ballooned the original 1.54gb file to 25.7gb, the bitrate went from 3022 kb/s to 50.6 Mb/s. If you don't already know, Resolve allows you to enter variables into the custom names field on the Delivery page. The video I made yesterday had a framerate of 26.282 with a minimum of 0.748 and a maximize of 85.714 according to media info.
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