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Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 10:21 am
by Clay Clement
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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Re: Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 2:21 pm
by John Paines
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?

Re: Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:43 pm
by Howard Roll
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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Re: Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:57 pm
by Clay Clement
John Paines wrote: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.

Re: Davinci Resolve 23.976 issue

PostPosted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:57 pm
by Clay Clement
Howard Roll wrote: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.