Peter, I did read a vague comment about system audio being somebody's problem when they described a very similar issue to mine, but I couldn't figure out where to check for that in Resolve 15. I actually was not aware W7 was not supported, but I have finished and rendered almost a dozen videos prior to this problem showing up.so hopefully that's not the issue. Where would I find the timeline resolution? Under project settings, I see 1920x1080 listed. Thanks for the help so far! It probably goes without saying, but I am not only a huge noob when it comes to Davinci Resolve, but also video editing. Let me know if you have any ideas or need more info.This problem has been plaguing me for a while and I'd be in your debt if you can help.

These stutters do render out into the final video.if they didn't, I could live with working around them. Many times after clicking on the audio channel in the edit tab, the stuttering/echo will disappear, but it will pop up randomly in some other place. It seems to come from nowhere, even when viewing the audio on each separate channel. I looked closely at the actual audio waveform and there's no reason for the audio echo. If I double click on the audio channel itself, it will open up just the audio instead of the video also, and that will play perfect with no echo.It's mostly when the video is playing back that it happens (but it will occasionally happen in Fairlight also, but that's less common). Sometimes it's significant enough to make it sound like a word was said twice, and then the rest of the same clip will be perfectly in sync. When I take a bunch of clips and place them in Resolve, occasionally I'll get one with a very slight echo that seems to go from the right to left speaker, or vice versa. I hope I can clearly explain the problem. I've been working on figuring this out for a while and it's starting to drive me crazy. I am really hoping somebody can help me figure this one out.

Davinci resolve 16 glitch effect