Solution For Ui Scaling Davinci Resolve 4K Screen
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I don’t understand the push-back I’m seeing in the Blackmagic forums when users request a working solution to Resolve’s UI scaling when using 4K (i.e. High Resolution)

Now, DaVinci Resolve Studio seems to have a very big interface / all elements are very big for this resolution. When I switch to 125% in Windows the DaVinci UI is scaling way
‚UI Display Scale‘ not showing in settings in 18.6.6?
Since I bought 27″ 4K monitor, my work inside Resolve became a UI mess. Only on Mac OS I can set a proper 150% UI scale with that size/resolution combo. UI scaling on
ICRE8IT wrote:Open Davinci Resolve and click on menu „Davinci Resolve“ at the top left of your screen to the left of „File“ menu and choose „Preferences“.Now you should
- ‚UI Display Scale‘ not showing in settings in 18.6.6?
- Resolve 17 UI on Windows 10 with a 4k Screen
- UI Darstellung auf 4K Monitor skalieren möglich?
- UI scaling is messed up any idea how to resolve it?
DaVinci Resolve doesn’t, so this option does nothing really, it’s like not setting anything for DaVinci Resolve. System: Windows will bitmap stretch parts of the GUI to fit the
This trick worked for my system to scale Resolve to 150% on my 4k monitor. It did however reset the view settings (I have my video clean feed going to another monitor). Right click on your Davinci Resolve desktop shortcut > Properties >
Okay, setting the UI scaling in Windows to 149% instead of the recommended 150% (for 4k screens) did help and Resolve is now launching with the desired smaller UI. However, there
I just installed Resolve 16 on my spanking new Surface Book 3 15″ with a 3240×2160 display and the UI of Resolve is just huge as it appears to scale to a fixed 200% or similar rate. The
Windows UI Scaling not working anymore with Resolve 17.4
Unfortunately, it seems there’s no good way to control Resolve’s UI scaling. I’m running 27″ 4k monitors at 150% scaling, which is perfect for literally everything else, but makes Resolve’s UI
DaVinci Resolve is an industry-standard tool for post-production, including video editing, visual effects, color correction, and sound design, all in a single application! All creators, hobbyists to
Correct, v17.4 has the newest QT library and broke scaling on 4k monitors. I thought the fix was to change your Windows UI scaling from 150% to 149%. Or 200 to 199%. But someone recently
I would like to revive this old thread and add a +1 for 125% scaling of the UI display in Resolve. On my 4k monitor, 100% is too small and 150% is too big. So, yes,
Hey I just found the perfect* solution!!!! (It’s my first post, so please excuse the lack of an url, I guess the forum forbids new users from posting urls) Search for ’solution for UI
In this video two different solutions for the UI scaling in davinci resolve are proposed. If you have a 4k screen you probably have noticed that resolve cran
Videos von Solution for ui scaling DaVinci Resolve 4k screen
How to Upscale to 4K in DaVinci Resolve? #1) Create a New 4K UHD Timeline on the „Edit“ page #2) Drop 1080p Footage in a 4K Timeline and Adjust the „Image Scaling“ #3) Export 1080p as 4K in Resolve; Super Scale AI
UI Scaling Issue: I just updated Davinci Resolve 17 to a newer version and it completely screwed with my UI Scaling. Everything is way bigger than I want it to be and I cannot find a fix

However, if I set my desktop scaling to 125%, or 150%, then DaVinci UI goes way out of wack and super blurry, regardless of scaling settings in DaVinci. The most frustrating part of this for me is
Resolve’s UI scaling works perfectly on macOS and follows the OS scaling options for 4K+ displays. But on Windows 10, Resolve doesn’t respect the OS scaling settings and the
My temporary solution is to use the lesser scaling / too small Resolve UI, but to run in a smaller window and sit closer to the screen. I „bust out“ my media panel into a floating
I’m running 27″ 4k monitors at 150% scaling, which is perfect for literally everything else, but makes Resolve’s UI utterly massive, and the actual usable workspace tiny. The system scaling
Currently it seems that the optimum monitor resolution is 2560×1440. At that res Windows only needs to be scaled to 125% which means that Resolve won’t scale at all.
Search for ’solution for UI scaling davinci resolve 4k screen‘ on YouTube. Basically you fool the OS into thinking you have a 5K monitor, then set the scale to 200% by using
When Windows scaling is set to 150% (recommended) and Resolve is set to ‚Override high DPI scaling behavior‘ then Resolve’s UI is far too big to read/use effectively.
The Super Scale feature in Davinci Resolve uses an advance AI to convert your low-resolution video into higher resolution. People also tend to upscale their video when they
My scale and layout on Windows under Display is set to 250% (recommended). This is the default setting, so no changes there. Please note, this fix is only available if you are running the latest
Prior to resolve 17.4, you could force a 100% scaling of their UI independently of the desktop scaling via a few different ways, one of them being a powershell command line
Tailoring the UI Display Scale in DaVinci Resolve can greatly impact your editing comfort and efficiency. By adjusting the scale to match your specific screen size and personal preference, you ensure a more enjoyable and productive editing
I’m personally fine with Davinci Resolve running in 100% on my 4k screen, but the issue I am facing is that I can not find a way to force Resolve into running in 100% even though
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