If you can figure out how to use one, you can figure out how to use the other. Yagmail is a python module for sending gmail (which requires oauth-2 authentication), much like youtube-upload. It's VERY very basic, and not pretty, so don't laugh at my newb hax0r skillz. Here's an example of a script I wrote to start the render queue, then send an email to myself once complete. Thank you so much for your valuable time. Is there no way to do this? If anyone has any ideas, even if it's not directly in DaVinci, I would love to hear it. It would prompt the upload well before I wake up, and would finish much earlier. Allowing the software to automatically upload after it's done exporting OVERNIGHT would be a monster time saver in that way. Uploading multiple videos in the morning will take a few hours, meaning postponing other elements of my production work (live broadcasts) that take considerable bandwidth, OR, postponing those tasks until afterwards. It actually does take quite a bit more time in my workflow. I would suggest just rendering in 1440p and then dragging and dropping for the YouTube upload, it doesn't take that much more time than the automatic upload.

If you try to change the resolution of the YouTube preset to custom, you cannot enter 2560x1440. Xunile wrote:When you modify the YouTube preset and save as your own, you lose the ability to directly upload. Thank you in advance for any advice you have on this. My question here is, how can I go about maintaining the quality on export with DaVinci, but also utilize the YouTube upload function within this editor? For now, I'm exporting H.264 Masters instead, but I would really like to use this new feature.

It seems 2560x1440 has been completely overlooked as a fairly popular 16:9 resolution. However, I'm seeing that the YouTube export preset - the one which allows for export direct to YouTube after render (which is awesome!) Only supports 1080p HD, and 2160p (4K) resolutions. I've become known for this among followers, and would like to maintain this quality for exports if I can. I'm looking over exporting a video I have as a decently sized YouTube channel, and my video quality is 1440p60 now, not 1080p. Decided I'd rather not pay for that kind of experience. Got a bit tired of that stuff bugging out on me, skipping playback, and random crashes abundant. Hi there! New user of DaVinci Resolve 16 - coming from Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

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