How to Solve XAVC S DaVinci Resolve Importing Issue?

From the forum of Blackmagic, we can see that many users encountered the XAVC / XAVC S DaVinci Resolve importing issues. So can DaVinci Resolve support XAVC / XAVC S files natively?

According to the official website of DaVinci Resolve, you can see that the DaVinci Resolve-supported video formats and codecs don’t contain the XAVC S codec. Therefore, if you need to edit XAVC S videos in DaVinci Resolve, you should first transcode your video files to the formats and codecs supported by DaVinci Resolve.

To convert XAVC S files effortlessly, you need a handy video converter that supports 4K video conversion, as the XAVC S files are usually shot in 4K. And WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro is such a video converter that can definitely meet your desires. Its simple interface and intuitive workflow allow users at all levels to easily get started. It enables you to convert XAVC S to MP4, MOV, and other DaVinci Resolve-supported formats for smooth editing. More than converting XAVC S video files, it can also help you solve other DaVinci Resolve unsupported file issues like DaVinci Resolve WebM, MKV, AVI, etc.

Free downloadFree download this DaVinci Resolve video converter here now and follow the guide below to start conversion!

Step 1. Add XAVC S Video Files

Launch HD Video Converter Factory Pro and enter the “Converter” module from the initial interface. Click “+ Add Files” to import your XAVC S video files. You can also drag and drop the source files to the workspace.

Step 2. Choose Output Format

Click the format image on the right side of the interface to open the output format library. You can choose MP4/MOV under the “Video” tab and change the video codec in the “Parameter settings” window. Or select “4K (MP4)” under the “4K/HD” tab. You can even go to “Device” > “Apple” and choose Apple ProRes if you like.

Step 3. Export the Final Files

Now you can specify an output path for the converted files by clicking the inverted triangle button at the bottom of the interface, or just leave it as default. Finally, press “Run” to start the conversion!

Above is all I want to share about the DaVinci Resolve XAVC S importing issue. Hope you can now successfully edit your XAVC S videos in DaVinci Resolve. Thanks for your reading. Have a nice day!