Resolve project.drp
A .drp is a Resolve project rather than an interchange document. Eddie synthesises one from scratch — every value written deliberately, no bytes copied from a sample project — so you get a project that opens in Resolve with your sequence already built.
Opens in: DaVinci Resolve 21.
What it carries
Worth reading before you export rather than after you import.
- Carries it:Cuts and timing
- Partly:Crop and reframe
- Partly:Motion and speed
- Does not carry it:Colour grade
- Partly:Audio levels
- Carries it:Multicam angles— angles stay switchable
How to export Resolve project from Eddie
- 01
Open the edit
Open the edit you want to finish in Resolve.
- 02
Choose Resolve project
In the export menu, pick the Resolve project row. It is written server-side and downloads in seconds.
- 03
Import into Resolve
In Resolve's Project Manager, right-click and choose Import Project, then pick the .drp.
What it costs
Timeline files for another editor use credits — one price for the artifact, whichever window produced it.
See what credits costQuestions
- Project file or Resolve FCPXML — which should I take?
- Take the project when you want multicam angles to stay switchable and you would rather open a project than import a timeline. Take the Resolve FCPXML when you want crop, motion, speed, colour and levelled audio to survive.
- Which version of Resolve does it open in?
- It is written for DaVinci Resolve 21.
- Is a machine somewhere running Resolve to make this?
- Not any more. The file used to be produced by driving a real Resolve install; it is now generated directly, which is why it arrives in seconds rather than joining a queue.