[Kerin Sharma]

Hi Neil,
Sorry for the late reply.
MTS files from Canon Vixia and all Panasonics.

thanks

Kerin Sharma
Colorist|Color Grader
Web: http://www.sharmakeirn.com
Email: sharmakerin@gmail.com

[Kerin Sharma]

i’ve never had any luck with animation codec. Try other professional codec like Prores or DNXhd. you might have to download the codec pack

https://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Compatibility/en350875

Anyways use I would suggest use Prores HQ or DHXHD 38 bit. there under codec setting you’lll have option to select RGB values.

Also these codecs will help you preserve the quality when changing between applications. Usually when REC 709 is selected the output is washed out because it takes the highlight and shadow clipping into account.

Also try to export h.264 format. see if that matches.

thank you

Kerin Sharma
Colorist|Color Grader
Web: http://www.sharmakeirn.com
Email: sharmakerin@gmail.com

[Kerin Sharma]

what format are you outputting to? Usually when using DNXHD or Prores you should select RGB levels not REC709 setting. You can find this setting under codec setting.

hope this helps

thanks

Kerin Sharma
Colorist|Color Grader
Web: http://www.sharmakeirn.com
Email: sharmakerin@gmail.com

[Kerin Sharma]

it’s awesome! thanks

Kerin Sharma
Colorist|Color Grader
Web: http://www.sharmakeirn.com
Email: sharmakerin@gmail.com

[Kerin Sharma]

I had the same problem a couple weeks ago. It was actually the quicktime decoder failing. re-installing resolve and updating my quick time player solved the issue.

if not try downloading the ffmpeg folder again

please let me know if this solves the problem or not.

thanks

Kerin Sharma
Colorist|Color Grader
Web: http://www.sharmakeirn.com
Email: sharmakerin@gmail.com