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Quicktime Export and DCP
Hello Guys, I’m so haply working with this new toy, its amazing how fast you can work with comparing with apple color (that was also very good, put not as power as resolve).
I have a quick dumb question, (I try the manual and blogs, and cant find the answer)
I there any option to export a full graded quicktime from my sequence ?
Basically like if we are outputting to tape, but as a quicktime.I’m been able to render and send it back to FCP via XML and then export a full quicktime from there, but wondering if its an easy way.
Also does any one know if theres a workflow to export a DCP from resolve.
Any direction is very welcome
Thanks in advance
Juan Carlos Aguirre
HTV Studio
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3 Replies
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Sorry sorry,
I told you it was a dumb question, I’d figure it out.., but still looking for a DPC workflow.JC
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Don’t know if I’d call it a workflow, but look at OpenDCP.
You can render out of Resolve as 16bit RGB tiffs or dpx and OpenDCP will convert your RGB tiffs to XYZ j2c files. Then you MXF the frames/audio and finally add DCP metadata for the server.
Know your pixel size, i.e 1.85:1 4K=3996×2160, 1.90:1 =?, 2.35:1 4K=4096×1716 etc etc
I’ve just finished making 13 DCPs in 4K for a collection short films (over 2 hours in total) shot on RED Epic. Now that I’ve done it the above way I’d love to hear from more experienced users on how they work?
Does anyone one render out of Resolve in XYZ colour? I used RGB out of Resolve so I could look for issues before using OpenDCP, but is that waste of time???
Also I’ve been told to look at DCP Builder.
I really want a DCP XYZ software display/playback program, even at one frame second!!
Anyway I hope this helps?
Cheers,
Robert -
When I’ve delivered to DCP mastering, I’ve always rendered directly to TIFF XYZ
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