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#Does davinci resolve support h265 full

Davinci Resolve encode: YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit.

Davinci Resolve decode: Native, YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit.

I found that the only CODEC that FFMPEG can export to and DaVinci Resolve and import from is: Common alpha channel supportĬomputer graphics sources commonly have an alpha (transparency) channel. For the preprocessing, I most often use AviSynth+ scripts. These need to be preprocessed using a CODEC that Davinci Resolve can decode.

Often video sources are delivered using many different CODECs. Lossless video compression makes the video files smaller to work with while not loosing any quality. Lossless video compression is great for source and intermediate material in video editing. The details of this quest and FFMPEG encoding parameters can be found below. In the odd case where lossy video with transparency is needed one can use Google's VP9. Both programs fully support it the CODEC. The odd times where an encode from DaVinci Resolve is needed, one can alway resort to the DNxHR CODEC.įor lossy source videos, H.264 remains a great choice. FFMPEG can decode and encode it with alpha.

DaVinci Resolve 17.1 can decode the format supporting an alpha channel, but not encode it. This leaves us with:įor lossless source videos, the Apple ProRes is a good choice. The DNxHR CODEC would be a great candidate, if only both DaVinci Resolve and FFMPEG would support the same bit depth with an alpha channel.

#Does davinci resolve support h265 full

In an ideal world, there would be a video Coder/Decoder (CODEC) that supports an alpha channel (transparency) (with full support in Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve and FFMPEG.