To do this, simply right-click on the project in the project window and choose “Export Project” to save it to a chosen folder. I save all the media data to my backup drive and include the project’s latest version, too. I usually do this when a project is finished and handed over to the client. In addition to backing up your database, saving your projects individually is also a good idea. Now click on the little info icon right of the database name and choose “Backup” to a location you want to save it to. one for each year) or a database per client. Many users will only have one local database, but others create databases based on time (e.g.
Press the button marked red to expand the view in the project window.ĭoing a backup is quite easy: expand the view in the project window by clicking on the “Show/Hide Project Libraries” button in the top left corner. This will give a view of your databases. And even more important when the new version (such as 18) insists on upgrading your database, which will make it unusable for previous releases of the program. But it is especially important when switching to a new version. You should do this regularly anyway since the database stores everything you are doing in Resolve including all your projects. DaVinci Resolve Version 18 – Image source: Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve updating: Do – backup your database(s)
Here are some tips on what to do when thinking about upgrading. But it might be good advice to not rush the installation of the new version. It now seems that every few months a new version with interesting new features is made available (all for free if you have already bought the studio version). If there is one thing you cannot accuse Blackmagic Design of it’s a lack of updates for DaVinci Resolve – the latest one having just dropped a few days ago.
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