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Converting .mov for Davinci Resolve

cn flag

When using Davinci Resolve, "H.264 and 265 require the paid version on Linux"

FFMpeg comes boxed with Ubuntu, and can be used to convert video files. What filetype should they be converted to, and what extra arguments might one use.


I've tried converting to mp4, and avi but the files were still unreadable in resolve.

ChanganAuto avatar
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Changing the container doesn't necessarily change the codecs inside. +1 for the answer but you can also use Handbrake if you want a graphical app with lots of presets for pretty much everything you'll ever need.
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cn flag

Based off this video on youtube, the recommendations are the following:

Navigate to the folder with your file, and covert with a command like so:

$ cd /path/to/video/folder
$ ffmpeg -i "my-video.mov" -c:v prores_ks -profile:v 3 -qscale:v 9 -vendor ap10 -pix_fmt yuv422p10le -acodec pcm_s16le "my-video 2.mov"

I don't have details one what it's doing, but it changes the codec somehow.

desmond13 avatar
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it worked for me! Thanks
mskrzypczak avatar
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Same for me, perfect! Thanks!!!
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