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- Joined: Wed Dec 02, 2020 7:14 pm
- Real Name: Nick Penichet
Hello, I am currently using Davinci Resolve 16.2 free version. My wife and I run our business together. I cut all of our videos and she color grades them. We both have the same version of Resolve installed (16.2). She runs the most recent OS update for Mac and I run Windows 10 on my PC, also up to date. I keep an external drive for all of our file sharing for Davinci, so that we can just slide the drive over to whoever needs it at the time.
Our Process: When I finish cutting a video, I export as a drp and save it to my external. We open that drp on the Mac, color grade everything there and make any finishing touches beyond grading. Then we export and upload/deliver.
Our Ideal Process (what we want to do): After cutting the video on my PC, I export the project as drp, open it on the Mac, color correct it there, re-export it as a drp back to my PC to make finishing touches there. (This is ideal simply because I can go back to my own work station and my Wife can resume work on other projects, instead of one project occupying both of our attention.)
Our Problem: When we export as drp from the Mac AFTER color correction and open the project on my PC, the color grading data does not transfer. I am seeking a solution, or some other way to get all of her color grading edits to transfer in a project file that I can open from my device and finalize from there.
Now, if this is impossible, please someone, kill my buzz. However, if this is something that has worked for others in the past, or if anyone has any ideas as to how we can achieve our goal in this (exporting grading information via any viable method from one device to another), please offer any suggestions you have!
PS - We have considered the remote grading feature, but this would also require both of our efforts directed toward one task. I would have to have the project she is doing the remote grading on open from my PC so that she can remain connected to the project, instead of being able to work on another project while she works on grading. This would be better than our process now, but still not ideal.
Let me know if any of this even makes sense. I try to educate myself as much as possible and do as much research as I can, and yes I read the manual! (maybe I missed something?)
Thank you for any support you offer!
Our Process: When I finish cutting a video, I export as a drp and save it to my external. We open that drp on the Mac, color grade everything there and make any finishing touches beyond grading. Then we export and upload/deliver.
Our Ideal Process (what we want to do): After cutting the video on my PC, I export the project as drp, open it on the Mac, color correct it there, re-export it as a drp back to my PC to make finishing touches there. (This is ideal simply because I can go back to my own work station and my Wife can resume work on other projects, instead of one project occupying both of our attention.)
Our Problem: When we export as drp from the Mac AFTER color correction and open the project on my PC, the color grading data does not transfer. I am seeking a solution, or some other way to get all of her color grading edits to transfer in a project file that I can open from my device and finalize from there.
Now, if this is impossible, please someone, kill my buzz. However, if this is something that has worked for others in the past, or if anyone has any ideas as to how we can achieve our goal in this (exporting grading information via any viable method from one device to another), please offer any suggestions you have!
PS - We have considered the remote grading feature, but this would also require both of our efforts directed toward one task. I would have to have the project she is doing the remote grading on open from my PC so that she can remain connected to the project, instead of being able to work on another project while she works on grading. This would be better than our process now, but still not ideal.
Let me know if any of this even makes sense. I try to educate myself as much as possible and do as much research as I can, and yes I read the manual! (maybe I missed something?)
Thank you for any support you offer!