Edit 10 Bit High Quality Video In DaVinci Resolve [ Timeline & Project Settings ]

Introduction

Today, we will discuss the optimal project timeline settings for editing 4K 10-bit video in DaVinci Resolve Studio. To begin, navigate to the project settings button located at the bottom right corner. For a 4K resolution, ensure that your timeline frame rate and playback frame rate match the settings for your intended export. Video monitoring settings should be adjusted based on your monitor's specifications, while keeping the format consistent with your video frame rate. Default settings are recommended for SDI, data levels, video bit depth (set at 10 bit), and monitor scaling (set to bilinear). The choice to optimize media and render cache is left to personal preference. A detailed breakdown of color management settings is available in a separate video on this channel. For color science, select DaVinci YRGB, DaVinci wide gamut timeline color space, DaVinci wide gamut intermediate output color space, and Rec. 709 gamma 2.4. Leave all other pages at default settings.

Keywords:

• DaVinci Resolve
• 4K 10-bit video
• Timeline settings
• Project settings
• Color management

FAQ:

1. What should the timeline frame rate and playback frame rate match in DaVinci Resolve for editing 4K 10-bit video?
   • Your timeline frame rate and playback frame rate should align with the settings for your intended export.
2. What color management settings are recommended for editing high-quality video in DaVinci Resolve?
   • Opt for DaVinci YRGB color science, DaVinci wide gamut timeline color space, DaVinci wide gamut intermediate output color space, and Rec. 709 gamma 2.4 for optimal results.
3. Is it necessary to adjust video monitoring settings based on the actual monitor when editing video in DaVinci Resolve?
   • Yes, it is advisable to tailor video monitoring settings to match your monitor specifications to achieve accurate color representation in your work.