I have downloaded “Heaven Benchmark” and run the graphic card benchmark test a couple of times. Also if you are using optimised media ensure the 'Use Optimised Media if Available' in ticked. Also ensure 'Performance Mode is on (this will allow smoother playback). Under the top 'Playback' menu, set your 'Proxy Mode' to either 'Half Resolution' or 'Quarter Resolution. If creating optimised media is taking far too long, you can still work with proxies another way. By default it might be set to 'Choose Automatically, see below: To change this click on the cog on the bottom right and go to 'master settings', then under heading 'Optimised Media and Render Cache' you can set what you want the optimised media to be.
If you're working with 4k footage you're still getting a 1080p image. If it is 'half res' and it is still stuttering you may want to consider changing it to 'Quarter Res'. What resolution have you set your optimised media clips to render to? You can check by going to your media tab and right clicking on the and tick the 'optimised media' box, it will then show which clips have optimised media along with the resolution/framerate etc: Editing on a 4k will give you a much smoother experience in Davinchi
The best workflow is probably - import 4k mavic files - create optimised media to downres to 1/2 or 1/4 quality - edit at this quality - render out your final project at 4kĪlso is your timeline 4k or 1080? I'd recommend making your timeline 1080p and then you can always change it back to 4k before rendering. There isn't really any need to edit in native 4k unless you have a second 4k display in front of you and you want to see your 4k project in real time. I'd probably recommend 1/2 or 1/4 quality if you're shooting in 4k. You can change what resolution you want the optimised media to be in the settings. Remember to uncheck this before rendering.
Also ensure you have 'Use optimised media when available' checked at the top. To create proxy files right click on your clips and select 'create optimised media'. The files are only downres' for editing purposes and when you render out your final project it will be full resolution again. This allows you to work with downres's files and give you a much smoother editing experience. It also changes the codec since straight out of camera h264 are highly compressed and do not play back very well - compared to say Prores. Proxy files are basically downres'd versions of your straight out of camera files. It's always better to edit with proxy files when editing 4k footage (unless you have a very powerful machine). Davinchi resolve is not as well optimised as some other editing programs for playing & scrubbing through 4k footage, although it has been vastly improved with recent updates.
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