Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

Hi all, so I got an issue I have seen for a while now. Doing editing in Davinci Resolve Studio and I came across an issue where if I have my project/timeline at 23.976 and export the video, it comes out being more like 24fps dropped to 23.976. So the end result a 1 hour video is 1 hour and 3 seconds long. Am I missing something in the settings?
I did a simple test to confirm this with the Four Color Gradient.
I've tested this out on multiple computers with the same issue, and it's been driving me a little crazy lol.
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Are you exporting the 23.976 timeline at 23.976 or 24fps on the Deliver page? And which do you want? 23.976 or 24fps?

If you want a 24fps export, set the frame rate to 24fps on the deliver page. Or is that what you're doing now?

That's the result of using non integer frame rates with non drop frame timecode. Resolve uses non-drop TC when using 23.98 so the export duration isn't going to match the timeline. Here's the 1 hour mark in a 23.98 timeline. For 23.98 the real time 1 hour frame is 86,328, not 86,400. Those leftover 72 frames are the 3 seconds you're seeing on the tail.

Good Luck

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Are you exporting the 23.976 timeline at 23.976 or 24fps on the Deliver page? And which do you want? 23.976 or 24fps?

If you want a 24fps export, set the frame rate to 24fps on the deliver page. Or is that what you're doing now?

23.976 to 23.976 So straight the same throught.

That's the result of using non integer frame rates with non drop frame timecode. Resolve uses non-drop TC when using 23.98 so the export duration isn't going to match the timeline. Here's the 1 hour mark in a 23.98 timeline. For 23.98 the real time 1 hour frame is 86,328, not 86,400. Those leftover 72 frames are the 3 seconds you're seeing on the tail.

Good Luck

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Thank you for the explaination.