Marc Wielage wrote:...Whatever you do, assuming you get the project up and running, be sure to back it up by exporting a DRP file. This can help you in the event of disaster (particularly if the computer or OS are malfunctioning).
+100 for Marc's all-important tip, as doing so just recently saved my bacon.
From Resolve's initially-presented Project Manager (also presented after you click the Project Manager "Home" icon in the lower-right corner within any of Resolve's pages):
1a. Right-click on the Project,
Select "Export" or...
If your project contains Stills you've created and or LUTs, this Project Manager also gives you the ability to choose the more comprehensive project backup instead:
1b. Select "Export with Stills and LUTS" then...
2. Save the DaVinci Resolve Project File (.drp) where you wish through use of your system's browser that is now presented.
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