I’d never built a computer before and nor was I an expert by any means, so I spent quite a few months researching and watching endless YouTube videos and reading endless articles before taking the plunge.
And because I work remotely, exporting videos to send to clients was a daily occurrence and something that took a lot longer than I wanted. Even with trashing preferences and a complete reinstall of Windows and Premiere, I was seeing stability issues too, especially on larger projects. I badly needed a new machine – after only three and a half years (scary I know), it was starting to slow me down and I knew that technology had advanced quite a bit even in that short time. I’ve never been a gamer, at least not since the Atari and ZX Spectrum days of the 1980s, so I’d never watched any of the thousands of YouTube videos on the subject. I’ve always admired those who built their own workstation.
Instead, change the ‘ Proxy media format’ to either ‘DNxHR SQ’ on PC or ‘ProRes 422 LT’ on macOS.Building my own editing PC was always something I thought was just a little but outside of my abilities, but I was wrong. As you did in step 2, find the ‘Optimized Media and Render Cache’ section.First, go to ‘Settings’ (The cog in the lower-left corner of the screen) > ‘Master Settings.’.Now, let us show you step-by-step how to create proxy media files for your clips
Still, there is a workaround, with a relatively new option in Resolve called ‘Generate Proxy Media.’ This option creates new proxy files in more edit-friendly formats and resolutions linked to the actual clips.Įven if you change the editing rig frequently, Resolve automatically uses the proxy media for those clips as long as you save them on the hard drive with the rest of your project. In that scenario, you will have to rerender all the clips again after each session. But what if you are collaborating with others on a project and you need to jump to different editing computers? If you are working on your projects alone, the ‘Generate Optimized Media’ method will work just fine.
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