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- Joined: Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:10 am
- Real Name: Tim van Someren
Tue Oct 19, 2021 10:16 am
Hi
I'm fairly new to Resolve, but I've been colouring a large project for Cinema broadcast in the free version of the app.
I want to use some of the paid-for features, so I've ordered the Studio version, which I'm looking forward to using.
However, it seems Resolve uses a database rather than more obvious files or libraries to store current projects.
What will happen when I install the new version of Resolve? Will it automatically find and be able to open the project I've started in the free version?
Of course I could just try it and see, but I don't want to risk losing or causing any problems with the project I've done a lot of work on (it's a 2 hour feature with over 1000 shots!).
Can anyone reassure me that it will "just work" or let me know any prep I need to do with the current database, or tell me if I need to point the new Resolve Studio at the old database?
Many thanks
I'm running Resolve 17 on an M1 Mac.
I'm fairly new to Resolve, but I've been colouring a large project for Cinema broadcast in the free version of the app.
I want to use some of the paid-for features, so I've ordered the Studio version, which I'm looking forward to using.
However, it seems Resolve uses a database rather than more obvious files or libraries to store current projects.
What will happen when I install the new version of Resolve? Will it automatically find and be able to open the project I've started in the free version?
Of course I could just try it and see, but I don't want to risk losing or causing any problems with the project I've done a lot of work on (it's a 2 hour feature with over 1000 shots!).
Can anyone reassure me that it will "just work" or let me know any prep I need to do with the current database, or tell me if I need to point the new Resolve Studio at the old database?
Many thanks
I'm running Resolve 17 on an M1 Mac.
