How To Upload Files From Gopor Davinci

The simplicity of a GoPro is very handy when y'all are out shooting activity sports, sky diving to scuba diving and this is what makes GoPro so loved by millions of photographers around the world. So yous've shot a buch of footage on your GoPro Hero four. Hero v, Hero 6 or Hero 7 and try to import the GoPro footage into DaVinci Resolve to make them more fashionable before uploading. Nonetheless, when yous attempt to import or edit captured GoPro video in DaVinci Resolve, many of you may run across problems like these:

"I honestly can't figure out how to go my GoPro videos to piece of work in DR14 (DaVinci Resolve fourteen). I've tried to research the effect on the spider web and watched a dozen YouTube videos, merely I tin can't understand why it won't recognize the video clip - information technology merely recognizes the audio. Anyone else experience this issue?"

"I just upgraded my GoPro Hero 4 to the Hero vi and discovered that the Hero 6 uses the H.265 codec for the 4K @ 60fps and 1080 @ 240fps. When I load the files into the latest version of Resolve, it shows audio but no video but I can't hear the audio. If I load the files into GoPro Studio, they practice non import (no errors....they simply don't import)."

Have you every met the simliar problems when you lot're trying to import or edit your GoPro footage in DaVinci Resolve? In the hopes of helping you effigy out the GoPro video and DaVinci Resolve incompatible issues, I volition explaining all this in a very novice fashion.

So all GoPro's upwards until the Hero six used h.264 codec (file compression), which is within the .mp4 multimedia container format. Hero vi now uses h.265 (also known as HEVC - it is as well within the .mp4 multimedia container format) which allows large video content such as 4K60 to be compressed to a much smaller file size while maintaining good paradigm quality (practise a Google search to see comparisons confronting h.264). However, h.265 requires about 10x the computing power.

You may be dislocated as yous may have seen tons of YouTube content with guys using .mp4 files in Davinci Resolve simply fine (mostly from previous GoPros, DJI drones, etc). In fact, Davinci Resolve is quite picky about .mp4 files (and keep in heed that there are many different codecs within .mp4, including both h.264 and h.265). Evidently Davinci Resolve doesn't seem to heed h.264, but it does not similar h.265. Actually, both the H.264 and H.265 are highly-compressed codec and they are designed for delivered every bit is but not ideal for editing.

To get the GoPro H.264/H.265 footage to work smoothly in DaVinci Resolve, the easiest workaround is to convert the GoPro video to a more than editing-friendly format. And DNxHD and ProRes are a few of the recommendations we are given.

To exercise the conversion procedure, EaseFab Video Converter (bachelor for both Windows and Mac users) is highly recommended. With it, you can effortlessly transcode GoPro H.264/H.265 MP4 to DaVinci Resolve friendly DNxHD or ProRes codec - ensuring maximum editing quality and efficiency when working with Davinci Resolve xvi, 15, 14, 13, etc. What'south more, this video app is too professionalized in converting videos in all formats, including GoPro (4K) MP4, MTS, MXF, AVI, MKV, FLV, MPG format and brand them best compatible with YouTube, Vimeo, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Galaxy Tab and more video sharing websites, professional editing programs and portable media devices.

Below I will take the Mac version to show you how to chop-chop convert GoPro H.264 or H.265 footage to DNxHD or ProRes for DaVinci Resolve. First of all, download and install the right program according to your computer Os.

How to convert GoPro H.264/H.264 MP4 to DNxHD or ProRes for DaVinci Resolve

Step 1: Create a binder with the original GoPro *.MP4 files with H.264 or H.265 on your hard bulldoze. Launch EaseFab Video Converter for Mac, and select all your .MP4 files in your folder, drag & drop them into the Software Window. Batch conversion is supported so you tin add as many files as you like at one time.

Tips: If you lot want to merge all your GoPro videos into one file, but tick off Merge all videos into one file.

Footstep 2: Click on the "Editing Software" and you will run across options to convert your .mp4 video for certain video editing software. Since you will be importing the GoPro video to DaVinci Resolve after the conversion, have "ProRes" or "DNxHD" (Actually generate a ProRes encoded or DNxHD MOV file) be your selected output format to go videos that are highly compatible with DaVinci Resolve.

Tip - Profile Settings:
In case the default settings do not fit your requirement, you tin can click "Settings" button and enter "Profile Settings" panel to suit video size, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channels.

Pace 3: Finally, click the large Catechumen button and your GoPro files will exist converted into DNxHD or ProRes encoded MOV files set up to exist imported into DaVinci Resolve.