DaVinci Resolve Timeline Audio Corrupted? Here’s the Fix
Has the audio in your DaVinci Resolve timeline suddenly become corrupted?
In this tutorial, I’ll show you a simple fix that can repair a damaged timeline by exporting it and importing it back using the RecoverTimeline method.
Sometimes a DaVinci Resolve timeline can become corrupted, causing audio playback issues, missing sound, or other strange behaviour, even though your media files are perfectly fine. Instead of rebuilding your entire edit, there’s a quick recovery technique that often fixes the problem in just a few minutes.
In this video, I’ll demonstrate the complete process step by step so you can recover your timeline and continue editing without losing your work.
In this video, you’ll learn:
How to fix corrupted timeline audio in DaVinci Resolve
How to export and re-import a timeline to repair corruption
How the RecoverTimeline method works
When to use this fix instead of rebuilding your project
Tips to avoid timeline corruption in future projects
This tutorial works in both DaVinci Resolve Free and Studio versions and is suitable for beginners and experienced editors alike.