GoPro records at a higher bitrate and the artifacts always seem to appear on that footage, even when I set the max bitrate in the export HIGHER than the original GoPro footage.
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My projects use 1080p 30fps footage from a GoPro, a Panasonic, and sometimes a DJI drone. So I also have to jack up the bitrate to something like 80mbps in order to get acceptable quality with the extra keyframes.
However, if the export has more keyframes, it becomes very grainy with the bitrate held equal. Every 1 keyframes works, but 3 seems to do it too so I've gone with that.
The only thing that consistently works for me is setting the keyframes, as some others have found. I've read at least five threads on this forum about this along with others on Reddit and tried every solution offered. I've had this problem in a few projects now, very sporadically, but when that artifact appears, it appears consistently on the same frames. Double-click the Resolve Installer icon, follow the onscreen instructions and then restart the computer after installation. im wondering if you clips are not the type Resolve reads. RED Rocket Driver 1.4.36.0 and Firmware 1.1.17.3 or later. Re: Cannot import media to DaVinci Resolve 16 Lite Thu 3:15 am Adam, When i use File, Import, Media Import a macOS finder window opens and I select a clip and confirm with the open button and it puts the clip in the media pool. Just adding my experience to this for posterity's sake. RED Rocket-X Driver 2.1.10.0 and Firmware 1.3.4.11 or later. DaVinci Resolve Studio lets you turbo charge the performance of your system with support for multiple GPUs Whether you’re using Metal on a Mac, or OpenCL and CUDA on Windows and Linux, you’ll get incredible performance gains with additional GPUs.
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