Please refer to the relevant Peach Connect Technical Specification for full details of the file requirements. This includes information regarding file layout, video and audio levels and frame rate.
This document is intended as a guide only for the export of content from DaVinci Resolve. Suppliers should perform their own encoding tests and quality control to verify final settings achieve the required specification and level of quality.
If any assistance is required please contact the Customer Success team who are available via Chat.
The encoding process and final quality of files remain the responsibility of the supplier. Peach cannot accept liability for incorrect or low-quality encoding.
Project Settings
Master Settings
| Open | Project Settings (Cog Icon, bottom right) |
| Select | Master Settings |
| Timeline Resolution | 1920 x 1080 HD |
| Pixel Aspect Ratio | Square |
| Tick |
Enable Interlaced Processing |
| Timeline Frame Rate |
50 fields per second |
| Click |
Save |
Please Note: Frame Rate must be set correctly before editing as this cannot be changed on export.
Export Settings
Video Settings
| Select | The Delivery Page (Rocket Icon, bottom) |
| Select Preset | Custom |
| File name | Should Match Ad ID |
| Location | Set Export Location |
| Render | Single Clip |
| Select | Export Video |
| Format | MXF OP1A |
| Codec | XDCAM MPEG2 |
| Select | Interlaced Rendering |
| Select | Top Field First |
| Frame Rate | 25 |
| Open | The Advance Settings Menu |
| Pixel Aspect Ratio | Square |
| Data Levels | Video |
Audio Settings
| Select | Audio Tab |
| Select | Export Audio |
| Codec | Linear PCM |
| Bit Depth | 16 or 24 |
| Select | Render One Track per Channel |
| Output Track 1 | Bus 1 (Stereo) |
|
Select |
Add to render queue |
Render Queue
| Select | Ensure correct job in highlighted in the render queue |
| Select |
Start Render |
Audio Levels - Audio Normalization
It is possible to adjust the Audio Levels of the sequence automatically upon exporting in order to meet the required audio levels — according to the relevant Technical Specifications.
To apply Audio Normalization, set it from the Audio Tab when exporting from the Delivery page:
| Select | The Delivery page (Rocket icon, bottom) |
| Select | Audio Tab |
| Open | The Normalize Audio Menu |
| Tick | Normalize Audio |
| Mode | EBU R128 |
| Target Level | -1 (-3 for France) |
Comments
2 comments
Having Broadcast Safe ticked is incorrect, this will alter the colours and levels of the image from the original creative intent, which NO finishing editor should be doing! Resolve will automatically clamp any out of bounds signal when it needs to reprocess the image, which will be every time on interlaced content made from progressive material, though there is also an option to force this on the Deliver page. I had an advert for a film and with Make Broadcast Safe ticked it just made it look washed out! So I left it unticked and of course it passed QC, just like every other file I've made for broadcast from Resolve with it unticked (which is a lot). You should change this advice immediately.
Hi @Tom E,
Thank you very much for this detailed feedback.
We ran some tests to validate your remark in regards to the Make Broadcast Safe setting and you are indeed correct.
Our guide is now updated accordingly.
Thank you again for this valuable feedback
Best
K
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