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pipreqs
Fast way to know all packages from my script:
sudo pip install pipreqs
Davinci Resolve change Timeline framerate
It’s impossible to change framerate for created timeline in Davinci Resolve. But I have one solution: you can find still frames by size (the 24th and 25th will be the same; and their sizes are same too).
- Render video as tiff sequence (or exr, no matter) and save it into ‘root/tmp/<image_sequence>.tiff’
- Redner audio as wav and save it to ‘root/out.wav’
- Download and put this script to ‘root/remover.py’
- Run script
- if you have whole black frames find its size in bytes and replace BLACK_FRAME_SIZE = 5124 to your size in script
- it will find consistent dublicates of frames and move it to ‘root/tmp/mv’
- It will rename all files after dublicate to fix hole in sequence names
- Make new project and insert your tiff sequence and audio into the timeline