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Resolve 16 Composition Settings

DCP Name will auto populate as you put in info

Film Title - enter that

Frame Rate Choose 24

Use Encode aspect ratio is usually correct but double check that it

matched the Master Project Settings

Audio Language En - English or whatever

Resolution choose 2K 2048 x 1080

Audio Type 5.1 Surround

choose IOP and None Package type

Click OK

Step One you need to export a 5.1 2K or 4K file in AVID or Premiere

AVID - How to Make a 2K 5.1 Surround Sound QuickTime Using Your Surround Sound Mix - Use for DCP Screening

Adobe Premiere Pro - How to Make a 2K - 5.1 QuickTime using your Surround Sound Mix - Use for DCP Screening

Open Davinci Resolve Version 15 or Davinci Resolve StudioImage RemovedB

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click on "New Project"

Name the project and click on "Create"

Click on Media Tab

Find the 2K clip with the 5.1 interleaved audio that was exported


Right click it and choose "Add into Media Pool"

Choose to Change the frame rate

Click "Change"

Next - Go to the Edit Tab

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Right click in the Media Pool area

>Choose >Timeline>CreateNew Timeline

Set the Timeline to be 1 Video Track

1 audio track that is 5.1


Uncheck Empty Timeline

Click on "Create"

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Click on the "Gear" Icon to set the correct aspect ratio for the timeline

Choose Master Settings


We have a "flat" DCP 1998 x 1080 so

make the timeline resolution 1998 x 1080


Same as if you had a 2048 x 858 Scope DCP



Click on "Save"

Check Image Scaling

Use this only if someone has given you a file that is not scope or flat


Stretch Frame to all corners or try all the input scaling settings

to make sure you are scaled right

One Note if you need to scale your file in the timeline

Click on the upper left hand window and choose Inspector

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Here you can scale the image if you have a flat to scope conversion

In other words if you have a flat DCP playing at a scope venue you can

scale it up and loose a little of the top and bottom .110

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Next go to >Fairlight>Bus Format

Choose Format 5.1


NOT 5.1 FILM!!


Click on OK

Go to the Deliver Tab

Resolve 15 Settings

Choose

Format - DCP

Codec - Kakadu Jpeg 2000 2K DCI Flat or Scope depending on

what type of DCP you are making

Make sure interop packaging is checked

These are the Resolve 16 or 17 settings different than 15

Click on the Video Tab

Choose to Export Video

Format DCP

Codec Kakadu JPEG 2000

Type 2K DCI Scope or Flat

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Make sure interop is checked

Resolution is usually auto detected but make sure it

matches your Project Master Settings

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Click on Filename and title it

Location browse to where you want to save the file

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Resolve 15 Composition name

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Resolve 15 Composition Name Generator

Click on the Browse Button to set the DCP location to save

the DCP Folder

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Resolve 16 there has been a change to this now it is a Location

Then click on Location and Browse to save the DCP Folder

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Resolve 16 version

Next set the Composition Settings

Click on CompositionĀ Settings

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Click on Edit

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Naming



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All the boxes here are important to make sure you label the

DCP this way.



Choose carefully on these settings!!

Select the name of the DCP in the top to copy the file name.

Audio choose

Codec Linear PCM


Output Track BUS Main 1 5.1

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Click on "File" tab and change the "Custom Name" to

what you want the DCP Named

paste the same name as the DCP folder name


RESOLVE 16

Choose your content kind - Short, Feature, Promo, Trailer

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Click on Add to Render Queue

We were getting this for stereo DCP - that is okay

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Choose the destination and click on the drive/folder

you want to save the DCP folder to.

Start Render

Notice the colors get weird looking in the render that is normal.