Moving Project to Another Computer

Is it possible to move my current Resolve 10 project to anther computer? I'm having crashing issues and think I might have better luck with another machine. Both machines are Mac, both machines running the latest Resolve 10. All of the media & files are on a external drive.

Thank you in advance.

Export project (.drp), connect storage to new computer, open project, reconnect clips in media pool if necessary

Export project (.drp), connect storage to new computer, open project, reconnect clips in media pool if necessary

Thank you sooooo much Paul! Super appreciated!

Export project (.drp), connect storage to new computer, open project, reconnect clips in media pool if necessary

There should be a +1 "like" button on those forums...

yes and I showed remarkable restraint in not saying "RTFM!!!"

yes and I showed remarkable restraint in not saying "RTFM!!!"

Tell me about it!!!

did you read the rant of that guy because i "suggested" that the extra info he was looking for was actually well described in the manual?

kids these days...
maybe if the manual was on twitter in 140 character snippets?

kids these days...
maybe if the manual was on twitter in 140 character snippets?

GENIUS!!!!!

I agree with you guys, to RTFM. But, I can tell you this was good for me, as a quick search on google brought up this post and the answer, which was much quicker than having to scour the manual. So manuals are great, but for a quick answer of something I wasn't 100% sure on (I've been using resolve for years but never needed to transfer to another computer until today). So as much as it is lame to ask the question that is answered in the manual, this FORUM itself is a great resource as the manual answers doesn't show up on google search.

Thanks for the quick answer, it saved me a bunch of time.

RTFM...i was so scared about leaving my first post in another group- didn't know where to begin in the manual, or google for that matter. I spent 3 hours in the manual and online for a noobie question that got answered in literally 5 seconds. I'm seeing that the more advanced in the program one is, the more advanced in using the manual you are....if that makes any sense....the manual is a bit tedious. Good resource though.

Nick, I get what you're saying. I have to say that I've found using Ctrl F to search the manual for a keyword related to what I'm looking for has been very helpful many times for me.

Nick, I get what you're saying. I have to say that I've found using Ctrl F to search the manual for a keyword related to what I'm looking for has been very helpful many times for me.

+1
I can search the manual way faster than Google! I also stumble across other useful info while I'm searching.
Back in the days of tape I used to do a fast skim/read through of ALL the manuals for the editing system so I could remember roughly where to look next time I needed to refer to it.

RTFM is my first advice to students. The students that read manuals ask a lot fewer really basic questions and generally deliver better looking projects. THAT is the desired outcome most people want.