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Supported Formats and Codecs Davinci Resolve Supported Formats and Codecs DaVinci Resolve April 2020 English Contents MacOS 3 Video 3 Video – Miscellaneous 5 Still and Sequence Formats 5 Audio 6 Windows 10 7 Video 7 Video – Miscellaneous 9 Still and Sequence Formats 9 Audio 10 CentOS 7.3 (CUDA) 11 Video 11 Video – Miscellaneous 13 Still and Sequence Formats 13 Audio 14 DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 2 MacOS Video Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode imf – – 422, 422 HQ, 4444, 4444 XQ 422, 422 HQ, 4444, 4444 XQ 422, 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, 422, 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, mov 4444 yes Apple ProRes 4444, 4444 XQ 4444, 4444 XQ mxf Op1A, 422, 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, 4444 – – mxf Op-Atom 4444, 4444 XQ ari, arx – – 12-bit, 16bit – ArriRaw mxf Op1A – – yes – mxf Op1A, 8 bit (1080i, NTSC, PAL), Avid 1:1 – – yes mxf Op-Atom 10-bit RGB (1080p, 1080i) Blackmagic braw – – yes – XF-AVC, XF-AVC Intra, mxf Op1A – – – XF-HEVC XF-AVC, XF-AVC Intra, xml OpAtom – – – XF-HEVC Canon C100 8 bit, C100 Mk2, mts – – – XA15, XA11, XA35, XA30 C200 RAW, XF-AVC Intra, mov – – – XF-MPEG Cintel Raw cri – – yes – 720p (100/85/55/45 8-bit, 145/120/75/60 8-bit, 220/185/110/90 10-bit, 220/185/110/90 8-bit), mov, 1080i (100 8-bit, 145/120/115 8-bit, DNxHD mxf Op1A, – yes yes 220/185/175 10-bit, 220/185/175 8-bit, mxf Op-Atom Thin Raster 145/120/115 8-bit), 1080p (100/85/80 8-bit, 145/120/115 8-bit, 220/185/175 10-bit, 220/185/175 8-bit, 36 8-bit, 444) mov, yes 444 (10-bit, 12-bit), DNxHR mxf Op1A, yes yes (except LB) HQX (10-bit, 12-bit), HQ, LB, SQ mxf Op-Atom avi RGB 16-bit yes Native, YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit YUV 10-bit GoPro CineForm mov – yes Native, YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit avi – yes HQ, HQX, Lossless HQ, HQX Grass Valley mov – yes HQ, HQX, Lossless HQ, HQX mov – – Yes, GPU accelerated Yes, GPU accelerated H.264 mp4 – – Yes, GPU accelerated Yes, GPU accelerated mov – – Yes, GPU accelerated Yes, GPU accelerated H.265 mp4 – – Yes, GPU accelerated Yes, GPU accelerated DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 3 MacOS Video Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode easyDCP(3) 2K and 4K DCI, Native DCP, dcp – – Kakadu formats. Kakadu jpeg2000 formats Studio for >=4k IMF and DCP Native IMF, IMP, Apple ProRes formats, Apple ProRes formats, Kakadu jpeg2000 formats. imf – – Kakadu jpeg2000 formats Studio for >=4k/Dolby P3D65. (including Dolby P3D65) easyDCP(3) RGB and YUV422 mov, Native, Kakadu RGB, YUV422 and mxf Op1A, – – yes YUV444 (8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit each). JPEG2000 video mxf Op-Atom Studio for >=4k mj2 – – yes Kakadu RGB mts – – AVCHD and HDV – m2ts – – AVCHD – MPEG mxf Op1A, – – MPEG2, D-10 IMX – mxf Op-Atom mov – – MPEG2, MPEG4, MPEG IMX variants – mxf Op1B – – P2 DVC Pro – AVC-Intra 50M and 100 M: 720p (24/25/30/50/60), 1080i (50/60), 1080p (24/25/30/50/60), DVCPRO: mov – – – NTSC, PAL, DVCPRO50: NTSC, PAL, Panasonic DVCPRO: 720p (50/60), 1080i (50/60), 1080p (25/30) SHV – – 8-bit, Studio only; 10-bit Studio only vrw – – Yes – Phantom CINE cine – – Yes – RED r3d – – Yes, GPU accelerated – XAVC, XAVC Intra, XDCAM 35MB VBR; 720p EX (24/25/30/50/60), 1080i EX (50/60), 1080p EX (24/25/30), mov – – – 1080p HD (24/25/30), XDCAM HD422 (50MB CBR); 720p (50/60), 1080i (50/60), 1080p (24 /25/30) Sony XDCAM MPEG2, MPEG4 225M - 422, mxf Op-Atom, CV X-OCN LT/ST/XT, 422-720p, MPEG4 450M - 422, 444. F5/F55 X-OCN LT/ST, F5/F55 Raw SQ/ Studio only: XAVC Intra CBG 50, 100, SQ Lite, F65 Raw HFR/SQ/SQ Lite, 300, 480 M/s, XAVC Intra VBR 100, mxf Op1A – – FS700 Raw SQ/SQ Lite, Sony MPEG4 300, 480 M/s, XAVC Long 10b - 25, 35, SStP, XAVC, XAVC Intra, XDCAM 50, 100, 140, 200 M/s, XAVC Long MPEG2, Cine AltaV 8b - 10, 100, 150 M/s, XAVC S Long 8b (420) - 50, 60, 60A, 100, 100A, 150 M/s mxf Op-Atom, CV X-OCN LT/ST/XT, F5/F55 X-OCN LT/ST, F5/F55 Raw SQ/ SQ Lite, F65 Raw HFR/SQ/SQ Lite, Sony mxf Op-Atom – – XDCAM MPEG2 FS700 Raw SQ/SQ Lite, Sony MPEG4 SStP, XAVC, XAVC Intra, XDCAM MPEG2, Cine AltaV DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 4 MacOS Video Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode Uncompressed (BGRA 8-bit, Uncompressed avi argb yes RGB 10-bit, YUV 422 8/10-bit) (RGB 10-bit, YUV 422 8/10-bit) Uncompressed (ARGB/BGRA 8-bit, Uncompressed (ARGB/BGRA 8-bit, mov – yes RGB 8/10-bit, YUV 422 8/10-bit) RGB 8/10-bit, YUV 422 8/10-bit) Uncompressed Uncompressed (RGB 10-bit, mxf Op1A – yes – UYVY 8/10-bit) Uncompressed (RGB 10-bit, mxf Op-Atom – yes – UYVY 8/10-bit) YUV 420 and 422 (8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit VP9 mov – – yes each) MacOS Video – Miscellaneous Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode AVI avi – – DV and PhotoJPEG – Studio only: AVC Intra 720p and mxf Op1A, MXF AVC – – yes 1080p (class 50/100/200), 2K, QFHD mxf Op-Atom and 4K (class 100) Animation QuickTime, HDV 720p (24/25/30/50/60), 1080i (50/60), QuickTime mov – – PhotoJPEG 1080p (24/25/30), DV - PAL, MotionJPEG, PhotoJPEG MacOS Still and Sequence Formats Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode Action Cam Raw cdx – – yes – Cineon cin – – yes RGB 10-bit crm – – yes – Canon Raw rmf – – yes – cr2 – – yes – Digital Negative dng – – yes – Digital Picture Alpha 8-bit, RGB 10/12/16-bit/ dpx RGBA – yes Exchange 16-half-float, RGBA 8-bit RGB/RGBA float/half-float OpenEXR(4) exr RGBA – yes (Uncompressed, ZIP,DWAA,DWAB, PIZ,RLE) HEIF heic – – yes – DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 5 MacOS Still and Sequence Formats Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode Kakadu RGB, YUV422 and YUV444 JPEG2000 j2c – – yes (8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit each) Studio for >=4k JPEG jpg – – yes – Nikon Electronic nef – – yes – Portable Network png – – yes – Graphics Adobe Photoshop psd – – yes – TARGA tga – – yes – RGB 8-bit, RGB/RGBA 16-bit, Tagged Image(4) tif RGBA – yes XYZ 16-bit (Uncompressed/LZW) MacOS Audio Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode Independent Uncompressed PCM WAV wav – – Linear PCM 16/24/32-bit 16/24/32-bit Independent Uncompressed PCM Audio Interchange aiff – – – 16/24/32-bit Mpeg audio mp3 – – Constant bit rate – Advanced aac/m4a – – CBR, VBR, average CBR, VBR, average audio coding Free flac – – yes – lossless audio Embedded mov, mxf, All decodable audio formats listed Linear PCM 16/24/32-bit, audio in video r3d, mp4, – – above, with valid header metadata AAC (based on container) containers avi, etc. u-law mov – – yes – DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 6 Windows 10 Video Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode imf – – 422, 422 HQ, 4444, 4444 XQ – 422, 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, mov 4444 yes – Apple ProRes 4444, 4444 XQ mxf Op1A, 422, 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, 4444 – – mxf Op-Atom 4444, 4444 XQ ari, arx – – 12-bit, 16bit – ArriRaw mxf Op1A – – yes – mxf Op1A, 8 bit (1080i, NTSC, PAL), Avid 1:1 – – yes mxf Op-Atom 10-bit RGB (1080p, 1080i) Blackmagic braw – – yes – mxf Op1A – – XF-AVC, XF-AVC Intra, XF-HEVC – xml OpAtom – – XF-AVC, XF-AVC Intra, XF-HEVC – Canon C100 8 bit, C100 Mk2, XA15, XA11, mts – – – XA35, XA30 mov – – C200 RAW, XF-AVC Intra, XF-MPEG – Cintel Raw cri – – yes – 720p (100/85/55/45 8-bit, 145/120/75/60 8-bit, 220/185/110/90 10-bit, 220/185/110/90 8-bit), mov, 1080i (100 8-bit, 145/120/115 8-bit, DNxHD mxf Op1A, – yes yes 220/185/175 10-bit, 220/185/175 8-bit, mxf Op-Atom Thin Raster 145/120/115 8-bit), 1080p (100/85/80 8-bit, 145/120/115 8-bit, 220/185/175 10-bit, 220/185/175 8-bit, 36 8-bit, 444) mov, yes 444 (10-bit, 12-bit), HQX (10-bit, 12-bit), DNxHR mxf Op1A, yes yes (except LB) HQ, LB, SQ mxf Op-Atom avi RGB 16-bit yes Native, YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit YUV 10-bit GoPro CineForm mov – yes Native, YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit YUV 10-bit, RGB 16-bit avi – yes HQ, HQX, Lossless HQ, HQX Grass Valley mov – yes HQ, HQX, Lossless HQ, HQX mov – – Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio H.264 mp4 – – Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio Studio only. GPU Accelerated. mov – – Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio Only 8-bit on AMD H.265 Studio only. Accelerated on Nvidia mp4 – – Yes, GPU accelerated in Studio and Intel systems DaVinci Resolve 16.2 Supported Formats and Codecs 7 Windows 10 Video Alpha Codec Format File Ex. Exports Passthrough(1) Decode Encode easyDCP(3) 2K and 4K DCI, dcp – – Native DCP, Kakadu jpeg2000 formats Kakadu 2K DCI. Kakadu 4K DCI with Studio only IMF and DCP Native IMF, IMP, Apple ProRes formats, Kakadu jpeg2000 formats.
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