00:00Pitch to the Deliver page, click on the Deliver icon, the rocket ship symbol at the bottom right of the
00:04DaVinci Resolve interface to open the export workspace.
00:07Name and choose destination.
00:09In the upper left corner under the render settings panel, enter your desired file name and click browse to select
00:14the destination folder on your computer.
00:16Select format and codec for general high quality and wide compatibility.
00:20Select MP4 or QuickTime as your format and choose H.264 or H.265, HEBC for superior compression and quality
00:28as your codec.
00:29Confirm resolution and frame rate.
00:31Under the video tab, ensure the resolution matches your timeline.
00:34For example, 3840 STEEZ 2060 for Ultra HD 4K or 920 STEEZ TMLs 1080 for HD.
00:41Make sure the frame rate matches your project settings 24, 30 or 60 FPS.
00:46Optimize quality settings. Change the quality setting from automatic to restrict to or variable bit rate.
00:52Set a high bit rate. Set the bit rate KBPs based on your resolution and frame rate to avoid compression
00:57artifacts.
00:57For a clean 4K video at 24, 30 FPS, target around $50,000. KBPs or higher for 60 FPS.
01:05This is 1080p, $10,000 to $15,000. KBPs works exceptionally well.
01:11Check advanced audio settings. Switch to the audio tab. Ensure the output track is set to stereo or bus 1.
01:16And set the codec to AAC with a high data rate, 320 KBPs.
01:21Enable hardware acceleration. If available, check. Use hardware acceleration to leverage your GPU for a cleaner, faster render.
01:28Add to render queue. Click the add to render queue button at the bottom of the left panel.
01:32This places your job into the render queue on the right side of the screen.
01:36Render the video. Click render. All at the top of the render queue panel to begin exporting your high quality
01:41video.
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