When generating proxies for RAW footage in Resolve, which options might you configure?

• A. Proxy Resolution
• B. Proxy Format (e.g., DNxHR/ProRes Proxies)
• C. Debayer Quality/Speed
• D. All of the Above

Answer: (D)

When you generate proxies for RAW footage in Resolve, you can tailor several aspects to fit your editing workflow. You can set the proxy resolution to control how large each proxy file is and how smoothly it will play back; lower resolutions speed up edits and save storage, while higher resolutions improve preview quality. You can choose the proxy format (codec/container) such as DNxHR or ProRes proxies, which determines how the proxy files are encoded and streamed during playback. You can also adjust the Debayer quality or speed, which affects how the RAW data is converted for the proxy — prioritizing speed for faster proxies or quality for more accurate previews. Since you can configure all three options when creating RAW proxies, All of the above is the best choice. This combination gives you flexibility to optimize for editing performance or visual fidelity as needed.