Leonardo v.7

🎬 Fix DaVinci Resolve Import Issues on Linux — Instantly

Struggling to import MP4 or MOV files into DaVinci Resolve (Free) on Linux? This lightweight Java application is your fix.

DaVinci Resolve Free often rejects common formats due to missing codec support (like H.264 or AAC). This small, no-frills Java app converts MP4 and MOV files into a format that works flawlessly with the free version of Resolve — no terminal hassle, no complex tools, just click-and-convert.

✅ Features

• 🐧 Built for Linux (Ubuntu/Debian-based, Arch, Fedora – all supported)
• 🎥 Converts MP4 & MOV to Resolve-friendly formats
• ☕ Written in Java – cross-platform and portable (requires Java 17 or higher)
• 🖱️ Simple GUI
• 📦 Output files are ready to import into DaVinci Resolve Free

🔧 Requirements

• Java 17 or higher
• Pre-existing installation of FFMpeg
• Linux system (x64)
• Basic disk space for transcoded files

📁 What’s Included

• .jar app file (Java executable)

💬 Why You Need This

DaVinci Resolve Free is incredible — but it won’t open many MP4 or MOV files on Linux unless they're converted. This tool makes the process automatic and painless, so you can focus on editing, not codecs.