Your bit depth will depend on what footage you are editing. You can choose if you want full data levels or not. There are several options for how your monitor is connected, mine is just via mini DisplayPort and HDMI so I don't need to worry about these. You can adjust the settings here for smoother playback if needed.
Next up is the video monitoring settings, this refers to the monitor you will be playing your footage back on. You can also make sure your playback and timeline framerate match. Your timeline frame rate can also be set here. If you are filming in 4k but want to export in 1080p, set your timeline resolution to 1080p but if you want to export at 4k use a 4k timeline. This is where you'll find your Timeline Resolution, this is the size you'll want your final video to be exported. The first thing we'll take a look at is the Master Settings.
Or by clicking on the cog icon in the bottom right of the program.Īt the top you have your Presets, this is where you can find your saved Project Settings and I'll explain how you can save your own presets later on in the video. You can access your project settings either from the top file menu and going down to Project Settings. Your project settings will be whatever the defaults are set to unless you've changed them already. This will give you the option to name it. To create a new project, click on the new project icon at the bottom of the project manager. In this video, we're going to be taking a look at setting up a new project and the project settings. How to set up a new Project in DaVinci Resolve Welcome back to getting started in DaVinci resolve!
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