If You don’t put media files that are shot in 60fps, Davinci Resolve will ask if you want to change the project frame rate. One thing you also have to make sure of is, your footage is recorded in 60fps to edit your Project in 60fps. If you don’t manage to set your frames per second at the beginning of the editing, you won’t be able to edit it later in the Delivery tab. Preparing your Project for it to be exported in 60fpsīefore you even start your Project, your first need to go to File>Project Settings>Master Settings and make sure your Timeline Resolution is set at 1920 x 1080 HD, but you can set it to 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD for 4k output and your Timeline frame rate is set at 60 frames per second. Of course, you can switch it to in and out points depending on how many videos you are going to render.
The one thing I recommend is that you make sure to go to render and make sure you have it on the entire timeline. Make sure to open whatever Project, whatever you’re working on, and have successfully edited your video, and we’re going to go straight ahead to the delivery tab. The first thing we’re going to do is just make sure that you open the Davinci Resolve, and I am using the free version of the program, not the paid version, just for the sake of this tutorial. Of course, this tutorial can be followed for any resolution. In this article, I’m going to show you how to render 60fps in Davinci Resolve and use Handbrake in order for you to upload your videos faster at 1080p 60fps to YouTube.
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