I have the latest version of the NVidia drivers and Davinci. My new computer will play H.265 videos using the Windows Movie app and VLC. One other difference between the two computers is that the old one is running the latest Windows Insider version. The latest insider version broke Davinci. Prior to that version, it worked flawlessly. I spoke with tech support for Davinci Resolve and was told that I had to get the full version and that the free version does not support H.265. Gopro hevc codec windows 10 full version# I asked him why it worked on my old computer and on multiple other systems, as seen on Youtube and other forums. He could not explain it and said that the free version does not include tech support so he couldn't elevate the issue.ĭoes anyone have any insight into this issue? Why would it work on a 5 year old system with an i3 CPU and an older NVidia GPU? However, Microsoft’s default Movies & TV video player doesn’t support the HEVC format. On Windows 10, opening a file with HEVC redirects users to a paid version of HEVC provided by Microsoft. The codec costs users 0.99, but there’s a way to get it for free. There are two different versions of HEVC codecs available on the Microsoft Store.

I really don't want to spend $299 for the paid version of Resolve when it appears that the free version should work. Gopro hevc codec windows 10 full version#.

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