(2024-10-24, 12:12 PM)SHM Wrote: But if you will reencode the file at the end, wouldn't it be better to just set up a Davinci Resolve project in HDR, add the missing frames (Also in HDR) and then just encode a high bitrate file?I've not edited with HDR before so I don't know how to convert it to a format for Resolve. I tried using Shutter Encoder to convert it to DNxHR but lost the HDR.
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(2024-10-24, 01:17 PM)Hitcher Wrote:Resolve does accept hevc mkv as an input format.(2024-10-24, 12:12 PM)SHM Wrote: But if you will reencode the file at the end, wouldn't it be better to just set up a Davinci Resolve project in HDR, add the missing frames (Also in HDR) and then just encode a high bitrate file?I've not edited with HDR before so I don't know how to convert it to a format for Resolve. I tried using Shutter Encoder to convert it to DNxHR but lost the HDR. But in case you want to use a lossless source I guess you could easily encode a prores file with HDR passthrough. I will look into it. Thanks given by: Hitcher
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