Note: generating the optimized media creates behind the scenes large files so make sure to delete your old DVR projects that you no longer need. Result I found is that playback is smooth / non-stuttery and not jerky - incredible Now import your media as normal into your timeline and right click on it in timeline and choose "Generate In main Playback menu (at the top of the application), set "Use Optimized Media if available" to true In Settings - > Master Settings, change the below (for PC, Mac is slighty different) two to be "DNxHR SQ" If they do mind I'll of course remove the below details: I hope they don't mind but I've distilled it (for easy text reading to the below). My laptop is woeful and this worked for me so it's promising.įirstly - the credit it due to the " Learn Color Grading Channel" - there video is here. And by saying "coarser detail", it means the entire timeline would take up just about the whole timeline window, like this.Coming to this late but I just found a great tutorial on how to speed up playback in Da Vinci Resolve v15 (though I guess it would still work with later version). When zoomed out, the algorithm behind poses heavier computation burden to the marker update and thus blocking the update of the playback viewer. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. My suspect is that perhaps the UI thread performing update to the current time marker and the playback viewer at the same time. DaVinci Resolve If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. While if I zoom out to coarser detail, the stutter will reappear. The timeline is caught my attention though, was that if I zoom in on the timeline to a finer level, the stutter playback would go away. We are using different formats of src footage. We don't have much grade going on so perhaps I should have just left render source cache clip on. I have to say turning both render source cache clip and render cache clip output on is a no brainer.
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