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Ordinarily, the Project Manager is the first window you’ll see when DaVinci Resolve starts up. It’s a convenient, centralized browser for creating, organizing, and managing all of your projects. Unlike other applications that rely on your file manager for organizing projects, DaVinci Resolve requires you to do most project organization in the Project Manager.
Project Manager
If you’ve already opened a project, you can reopen the Project Manager at any time by clicking the Home button at the bottom right-hand corner of the DaVinci Resolve window, in the Page Navigation bar. If you’ve hidden the Page Navigation bar at the bottom of the DaVinci Resolve window, you can open the Project Manager by choosing File > Project Manager.
The Project Manager button at the bottom-right corner of the DaVinci Resolve interface
Launching DaVinci Resolve for the First Time?
If you’ve just installed DaVinci Resolve and have opened it for the first time, it’s time to set the preferences in order to specify your language, scratch disk volume, and hardware configuration for video and audio I/O and control panels (if you have one).
For more information about setting the preferences in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 4, “System and User Preferences.”
Launching DaVinci Resolve for the First Time?
If you’ve just installed DaVinci Resolve and have opened it for the first time, it’s time to set the preferences in order to specify your language, scratch disk volume, and hardware configuration for video and audio I/O and control panels (if you have one).
For more information about setting the preferences in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 4, “System and User Preferences.”
Launching DaVinci Resolve for the First Time?
If you’ve just installed DaVinci Resolve and have opened it for the first time, it’s time to set the preferences in order to specify your language, scratch disk volume, and hardware configuration for video and audio I/O and control panels (if you have one).
For more information about setting the preferences in DaVinci Resolve, see Chapter 4, “System and User Preferences.”
