mov files import as audio only and I cannot seem to find how to have both audio and video to import." "Now with my new fresh install of DaVinci Resolve 16.1.1 (16.1.1 and earlier was the versions I had no problem importing and editing these same. Most of the time, you can only add the Apple MOV file the timeline of DaVinci Resolve as an audio track, instead of a video track. But the weird thing is that, sometimes you will find it a painful experience for DaVinci Resolve to import MOV files created by iPhone, GoPro, Canon camera, DJI drone, iMovie, Final Cut Pro, and more. MOV file format seems one of DaVinci Resolve supported native video formats for import. It is one of the few applications on the planet that can take anything you throw at it. Try something like Easefab, which can help you transcode mkv to mp4, dnxhd or prores for import to davinci resolve without any trouble.DaVinci Resolve is a wonderful video editing tool especially with the most advanced color corrector. There are many programs out there that allow you to get the job done. So what can you do? Convert your mkv file.
But that's just a bloody nightmare to try to handle in editing software. One of the greatest things about MKV as a format is the sheer amount of stuff it can contain - you can have multiple subtitles in there, multiple audio tracks and even multiple video tracks. It's buggy and incomplete and I wouldn't recommend ever relying on it. I was surprised when Resolve started to introduce MKV support in version 18, but there it is.
It was for the same reason - those were end user files that no one should ever want to edit. Back in the day, people used to wonder why Vegas wouldn't open FLV files. No camera outputs MKV files, no editing software uses it as an intermediate or editing format, so there's no good reason for any editing software to ever be able to open an MKV file. But quite honestly, there is no need for DaVinci to support MKV. MKV support in DaVinci is new and patchy and there's some MKV files it's just not going to like.
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