In fact, Davinci Resolve is quite picky about. mp4 files in Davinci Resolve just fine (mostly from previous GoPros, DJI drones, etc). You may be confused as you may have seen tons of YouTube content with guys using. However, h.265 requires about 10x the computing power.
mp4 multimedia container format) which allows large video content such as 4K60 to be compressed to a much smaller file size while maintaining good image quality (do a Google search to see comparisons against h.264). Hero 6 now uses h.265 (also known as HEVC - it is also within the. So all GoPro's up until the Hero 6 used h.264 codec (file compression), which is within the. Have you every met the simliar problems when you're trying to import or edit your GoPro footage in DaVinci Resolve? In the hopes of helping you figure out the GoPro video and DaVinci Resolve incompatible issues, I will explaining all this in a very novice fashion. If I load the files into GoPro Studio, they do not import (no errors.they just don't import)." When I load the files into the latest version of Resolve, it shows audio but no video but I can't hear the audio. "I just upgraded my GoPro Hero 4 to the Hero 6 and discovered that the Hero 6 uses the H.265 codec for the 4K 60fps and 1080 240fps. I've tried to research the issue on the web and watched a dozen YouTube videos, but I can't understand why it won't recognize the video clip - it only recognizes the audio. "I honestly can't figure out how to get my GoPro videos to work in DR14 (DaVinci Resolve 14). However, when you try to import or edit captured GoPro video in DaVinci Resolve, many of you may encounter problems like these:
Hero 5, Hero 6 or Hero 7 and try to import the GoPro footage into DaVinci Resolve to make them more stylish before uploading. So you've shot a buch of footage on your GoPro Hero 4. The simplicity of a GoPro is very handy when you are out shooting action sports, sky diving to scuba diving and this is what makes GoPro so loved by millions of photographers around the world.
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