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One note about Premiere - You have to set the preference Choose "Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Playback..." |  | |
Choose Blackmagic Playback Click OK |  | |
| Click on the Setup and choose scale down |
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| Choose "Premiere Pro CC > Preferences > Audio Hardware..." |  | |
| Make sure you Preferences look like this |  | |
| If you get this error click Yes |  | Click OK |
Don't forget to pan channel 1 LEFT & channel 2 RIGHT and don't use any other tracks because you won't be able to hear them |  | |
Davinci Resolve output settingsOpen DaVinci Resolve |
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| Choose to Skip Tour |
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| Do the Quick Setup even if you think U don't need it |
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| Choose Ultra HD or HD |
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Browse to your Hard Drive to save the Media to Select the magnifying glass and browse to your HD |
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Choose your hard drive to save the Media click Open and then Continue |
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Keyboard Layout is helpful if you already know another application like AVID Once your starting with Resolve you have to set a few more settings |
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Chose the UltraStudio 4K For both Video and Audio I/O |
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You will have to close and open Resolve to apply the hardware settings |
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| So name and save your project |
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Reopen Resolve and chose your project to re-open that you just saved |
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Simple import of Media >File>Import File>Import Media |
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| Change the frame rate to match the clips |
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When you import your footage make sure to note the Resolution of the clips you are working with and match the timeline resolution and project settings in Resolve |
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Then go to the Project Settings Icon in the lower right corner of the screen of the application Choose Master Settings |
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Since our media was 4096 x 2160 set the Timeline Resolution and the Video Monitoring to 4K 2160p 23.976
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| You should see the image on the TV as well as hearing it |
