IMPROVE Playback Performance + RENDER Faster - DaVinci Resolve EXPLAINER How To Tutorial 

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Hello Doug. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. If you turn on smart caching, fusion comps will automatically cache in the edit page. In the Fusion page, frames should automatically cache as you play. Does that help? If you have any other questions please say.

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Sorry to hear you are having problems. Not sure what that could be.

This video is shot on an M1. The other computer we currently use is an M1 Max. That's a great question about benchmarking performance across different computers. Thanks to the optimisation of particularly chipsets, it's not always possible to predict how well a computer will perform with certain functions. We'll get real time playback with optical flow turned on, but SpeedWarp is especially processor intensive. For us, that definitely needs caching before it can play.

Good question David. Yeah, that's a good way of thinking about it. Proxy footage mostly solves storage performance issues. Caching solves processor performance issues.

Sorry you are having problems! There will be a solution, for sure! But it's hard to diagnose an issue like that without more information. Here's a suggestion! Don't change any of the settings, just use default settings and one of the presets for export.

@@team2films well i am using davinci since about 2 -3 months as premiere pro doesnt supoort hevc export . I even recorded 60 seconds video using my old phone using hevc Open davinci new project called phone no changes imported video davinci as always asking for FPS change so i reject . Then i am choosing MP4 as i am Windows PC user i dont have any apple device . So then i am choosing 4k 30 h264 + nvidia vbr not cbr and choosed best for quality and adding to render .Davinci always telling me that rendering rezolution is higher than timeline .Then ok render is done And video stutters + interlaced 😒 In future i want to record HDR but how when i have this kind of problem .😒 I am also using h264 too as my camera doesnt support hevc but its same issue .😒. Davinci is really fast i like it but exported video is not good as original .😒

Better yet, you can change your timeline settings to 720p. Lot's of people have workflows where they need to be able to monitor at UHD though, and only a handful of shots that are causing playback problems. This is a great solution in those scenarios. Thanks for watching!

but if then you want to export 4k does it work?@@team2films

@@AngelRuiz88 You can check the timeline resolution back to UHD before exporting.

but the fusion compositions adjustwith resolution of the timeline, we you change it some mask an other effects change too@@team2films

@@AngelRuiz88Yeah, that's true. Depending on how they have been built they can have trouble scaling. This tutorial might help: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f1nP1xNT1r4.html

Hello, can you provide more information? I’m not sure what you are trying to accomplish.

Hmmm. That sounds interesting. Are you sure it’s not image burn in on your monitor?

@@team2films I do not believe it is an issue with the monitor (a Dell LED with no burn-in). I suspect that it's a complication with simultaneous demands on the graphics card (which is simply the one that came with my computer). DaVinci itself, RU-vid, and my desktop have each been inadvertently subtly burned into my videos on different occasions. My suspicion is centering upon an unintentional interaction between DaVinci and the "Video Speed Controller" add-in for Google Chrome- because I do not ever recall having this issue without having a RU-vid video playing at an accelerated speed while DaVinci was rendering results.

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Thanks Rob. Yes, emerging technology is really exciting. Looking forward to seeing where things head.