Render your final video

While you edit, your editor plays the proxies. For the final render it reads every frame of your edit at full resolution from the virtual drive, and Two Left Wheels 360 stitches each frame then, with the editing pack's processing settings.

In DaVinci Resolve, render on the Deliver page as usual. Leave Use proxy media unticked under Advanced Settings in the render settings, so the render uses the full-resolution frames.

Expect the render to take longer than a render from exported files: the stitching that an export does beforehand happens now, and only for the frames in your edit. An 8K render runs well below real time.

The frames are uncompressed, in 10 bits when the camera recorded 10 bits, so your render is the only compression step. For 10-bit recordings, choose a 10-bit render format to keep them.

Keep Two Left Wheels 360 running until the render has finished.