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Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard | Professional keyboard with dedicated edit keys and high quality search wheel to dramatically speed up your workflow

Blackmagic Design

DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard

Professional keyboard with dedicated edit keys and high quality search wheel to dramatically speed up your workflow

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  • Professional keyboard with dedicated edit keys and high quality search wheel to dramatically speed up your workflow
  • Premium Metal Design
  • The Fastest Editing Physically Possible
  • Integrated Search Dial Control
  • Fast In and Out Points

The DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard is designed for professional editors who need to work faster and turn around work quickly. More than just a simple keyboard, the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard has been designed as an alternative way to edit that’s much faster than a mouse because you can simultaneously use both hands at the same time. You also get an integrated search dial built right into the keyboard. Simply plug the keyboard into any USB‑C computer and you are ready to go. While most keys will work as a standard USB keyboard, the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard has been designed for DaVinci Resolve 16 to enable an editing experience that's dramatically faster than previously possible.

Premium Metal Design

The all metal design is more robust because it’s been designed for professional editors who spend hours each day editing and demand a premium keyboard solution. Unlike modern keyboards with flat keys, the keys have a tiered profile so it’s easy to feel your way around. The key switches are the same type used by eSports keyboards and each key is certified for over a million operations. The integrated search dial is machined from solid metal and allows very precise transport and trimming control. There's even a hand rest with a soft feel to help reduce fatigue. Plus the keys caps, hand rest and key switches are all available as spare parts so the keyboard can be refreshed and repaired over time.

The Fastest Editing Physically Possible

The reason the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard is so fast is you can use both hands when editing. Unlike a mouse, you can use your right hand to control the position in a clip, while your left hand is setting in and out points as well as applying edits. This means you can move, mark in and out points, apply an edit, then move again, repeatedly, one after the other, again and again. It’s an extremely fast way to work, using both hands at once. You can even select points and use the search dial to live trim. The search dial is big, so trimming is very accurate. There are also transition selection buttons that let you change between a cut, dissolve and smooth cut, instantly.

Integrated Search Dial Control

The integrated search dial is machined metal with rubber coating so it feels very nice to use and you always feel you have a solid control over DaVinci Resolve’s clip or timeline. There's an integrated electronic clutch that creates end stops when used for shuttle and position, all under software control. With multiple roller bearings, the search dial is very smooth and it can be spun in jog mode to allow a natural timeline scroll. The jog control allows free movement for precise positioning of the playback point. Shuttle uses the clutch and you can rotate forward and reverse wind to move up and down the timeline. Scroll allows scrolling up and down a long edit to navigate quickly.

Fast Source Tape Allows Scrolling Clips

Traditional NLE software uses thousands of clips to organize media, which requires lots of drag and drop of clips which is too slow for fast turn around work such as TVCs, news, promos and training videos. Traditional tape editing allowed all media to be on a single tape for fast access to your media by shuttling up and down the tape. The innovative source button instantly creates a "source tape" of all the clips in your bin. Now you can simply scroll up and down all your media and there's no need to navigate thousands of clips. The clip being viewed is also highlighted in the bin in real time. Plus switching between the source tape and timeline is instant.

Instantly Re-sort Bin and Source Tape

The source tape uses your bin's sort order so you get lots of control over how shots are organized. This gives you the flexibility to find shots by time, camera, duration or even clip name. The moment one of the bin sort buttons is selected, the source tape will be regenerated in that bin’s sort order. Simply scroll up and down the source tape to find the shots needed. Sort by timecode to see all the bin media sorted by time, which is perfect for content shot in time order, such as live events. You can also sort by camera which is great for multi camera shoots where you lay down the wide shot first and then look for cut-aways on other cameras. You can even sort by duration and the clip name.

Fast In and Out Points

Entering edit points is one of the most used functions in editing, so we designed the in and out point buttons larger in size, and to include a small space above to allow locating them by feel. That helps when doing transport control with your right hand and punching in and out points using your left hand. When selecting in and out points in the new DaVinci Resolve cut page, you are also trimming clips with these buttons. Then once the in and out points are set, just reach your fingers up to the edit buttons. The in and out points can also be used to contract the source tape to limit the clips included. Then you can change the source tape back to the whole bin by pressing the escape key.

New Intelligent Keyboard Edit Modes

The editing functions are located just above the in and out keys, to allow a simple movement of your fingers to activate the edit you require. Because editing with a keyboard is quite different to editing on a computer’s user interface, the editing functions have been optimized to take advantage of the speed of a keyboard. Most edits can be performed on the source clip without needing to place edit points on the timeline itself. That's much faster as it eliminates time wasted switching between source and timeline. The edit points can automatically locate the nearest timeline edit, or even match timecode. A good example is smart insert, which locates the nearest edit and inserts at that point.

Smart Insert

Smart insert is similar to the traditional insert edit function, however it’s smarter as it eliminates the need to switch to the timeline and place an in point. All you need to do is select smart insert and it will locate the nearest edit in the timeline and insert the clip in that location.

Append To End

Append to end is fantastic for building edits fast. Simply select an in and out point and then append to end will add the clip to the end of the edit and increase the timeline duration. Append to end is fantastic when adding shots to an edit from content that’s been shot in time order.

Ripple Overwrite

Ripple overwrite is a popular edit function and it lets you replace shots extremely quickly. When applied, it will replace the clip in the timeline with the selected clip and if the clip is a different length, it will adjust the space to accommodate the new clip and ripple the timeline duration.

Close Up

Close up is best for creating two camera angles from the one camera. Simply shoot your subject with a wide or mid shot, and then when close up is applied, it will create a slightly zoomed in version of the same camera shot and place it on top of the timeline. Plus you can also apply it to a clip in the timeline.

Place On Top

Place on top is similar to traditional edit functions and this edit mode will place the clip on top of the background layer that’s already in the timeline. If the timeline doesn't have a layer above the background layer, it will add a new timeline track and then place the clip on top.

Source Overwrite

Source overwrite is a faster alternative to multi-cam. It automatically matches source timecode to the source timecode of the clip in the timeline and places the clip on top. If you shoot with multiple cameras and sync timecode, you can lay other camera angles on a base wide shot layer.

Search Dial Live Trimming

With a high quality search dial built in, you get an extremely accurate and fast way to do trimming of edit points. The roll buttons allow the keyboard to take control of the search dial and very precisely adjust edit trimming. You can select the trim mode with your left hand while adjusting the trim with your right. Using roll trimming is easy and is operated by pressing and holding one of the roll buttons, depending on the type of trim you need to do, while then rotating the search dial. There’s also a trim editor button on the numeric keypad that allows a direct switch to trim mode, so you can scroll up and down the edit points in a timeline to allow locating and adjusting multiple edits fast.

Roll In

Roll in is very similar to adjusting trim in on the software however it’s a modifier key on the keyboard. Using roll in on a transition adjusts the in point of the destination clip, while adjusting roll in on a clip adjusts its in point. All adjustments will ripple the timeline duration.

Roll Out

Roll out is very similar to adjusting trim out on the software however it’s a modifier key on the keyboard. Using roll out on a transition adjusts the out point of the source clip, while adjusting roll out on a clip adjusts its out point. All adjustments will ripple the timeline duration.

Roll Transition

The roll transition is similar to the roll edit. It works by rolling the transition between 2 clips and has the same affect as simultaneously adjusting the in point on the destination clip while adjusting the out point on the source clip. Roll edit does not affect timeline duration.

Roll Source

Roll source is the same as slipping the source clip and it will move the shot up and down within the current clip’s in and out points. Roll source allows slipping the clip within the same duration so it won't affect the overall timeline duration.

Roll Destination

Roll destination is the same as slipping the destination clip and it will move the shot up and down within the current clip’s in and out points. Roll destination allows slipping the clip within the same duration so it won't affect the overall timeline duration.

Roll Duration

Roll duration is designed to allow you to change the transition length of any effect that has been applied to an edit point. When selected, adjusting the search dial will interactively adjust the duration of the transition. Because you can select the transition type, you can use roll duration to get the transition perfect.

Select and 
Change Transitions Instantly

Editing software is slow at adding transitions because it requires using drag and drop to place a transition, or a keyboard shortcut for only one transition type. With DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard you can press a key and add or remove a transition with a single button press. The cut key will remove any transition on an edit point and leave it as a simple edit between the 2 clips. Pressing dissolve will add a 1 second dissolve between the two clips, and using roll duration will set the desired transition length. Plus if there is already a dissolve on the edit, then the key will be ignored. There's also a smooth cut button to allow jump cuts to be removed at the press of a button.

Improved DaVinci Keyboard

The new DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard also includes a revised qwerty key layout that’s been updated using feedback from professional editors. However you still get all the traditional editing features for both the cut and edit pages in DaVinci Resolve, so the core qwerty part of the keyboard still operates in a familiar way. All the standard edit modes are included on the main keyboard. Plus you get JKL trimming when you want to do playback and trimming via the keyboard and not the search dial. But you still get new features in the revised layout, such as a viewer button to allow instant change to full screen view, and it’s even possible to edit from the keyboard in full screen view.

Direct Timecode Entry Keypad

When entering edit points and durations numerically, there's a keypad specifically designed for timecode entry. The F/TC button allows switching between timecode or frames. Just press the F/TC button and entry changes to frames. When typing longer timecode values, there's also a double zero button so you don't have to press the standard zero key as often. The plus and minus keys allow time values as offsets to current values vs absolute entry. A dedicated duration entry button allows you to numerically define the duration of a clip. Numeric duration entry is one of the most used functions. For example, if you need to set a 100 frame duration on a clip, just press DUR, F/TC and 100.

Designed for the Desktop or Inset into a Console.

Although the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard has been designed with a modern aesthetic, there's also function to the form. The subtle edge created by the mating of the top keyboard surface and the lower chassis has a pinstripe feel to the design that allows the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard to look good on a desktop. The keyboard is a fantastic match to an iMac Pro and has a subtle energy when placed on your desk. There's even fold out rear feet to increase the keyboard tilt. However the flange has a functional benefit as you can install the keyboard in a cutout of a desk or console. The keyboard will then sit almost perfectly flat on the desk surface. This creates an amazing console look.

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Major announcements from Blackmagic Design

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What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.6.6

  • Ability to encode Panasonic AVC 100 and 50 in MXF Op Atom formats.
  • Option to encode big endian LPCM audio in QuickTime.
  • Addressed default alpha mode interpretation for some QuickTime media.
  • Addressed incorrect path separators in some project settings on Windows.
  • Addressed some Sony XAVC H clips being shown as offline.
  • Addressed a media management issue trimming Sony 8K X-OCN clips.
  • General performance and stability improvements.
Minimum system requirements for Mac OS
  • macOS 12 Monterey
  • 8 GB of system memory. 16 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video version 12.0 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM.
  • GPU which supports Metal or OpenCL 1.2.
Minimum system requirements for Windows
  • Windows 10 Creators Update.
  • 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD/Intel GPU Driver version – As required by your GPU
Minimum system requirements for Linux
  • Rocky Linux 8.6 or CentOS 7.3
  • 32 GB of system memory
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD Driver version – As required by your GPU

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.6.3

  • Support for syncing media from network folders for cloud projects.
  • Option to prevent sleep when uploading files or generating proxy for cloud.
  • Configuration dialog when importing projects to a cloud project library.
  • Cloud projects with no media sync now use proxy settings in preferences.
  • Deliver settings option to use proxy media for web presets.
  • Support for per output audio normalization during renders.
  • ACEScg support in RCM with combined gamut and gamma mode.
  • Support for decoding 4:2:2 HEIF and HIF clips.
  • Ability to close the current project from the file menu.
  • Ability to customize aspect ratio for Dolby Vision exports.
  • Improved sort order for Dolby Vision combo boxes.
  • Improved handling of inactive clients in collaboration projects.
  • Addressed an issue with copying projects across cloud libraries.
  • Addressed an issue changing source folder for clips with proxies.
  • Addressed a windowing issue on Macs with Sonoma 14.1.
  • Addressed an issue displaying flags on thumbnails of video only media.
  • Addressed restoring active local version when restoring removed media.
  • Addressed image quality issues with scene cut detected interlaced clips.
  • Addressed an issue with opening the take selector on retimed clips.
  • Addressed an issue changing speed for unlinked audio in the inspector.
  • Addressed an issue with deleting transitions with an in out range in edit.
  • Addressed a performance issue when ripple editing large timelines.
  • Addressed an issue with color picker in Resolve FX 3D keyer in edit.
  • Addressed gaps when ripple deleting interlaced clips with frame alignment.
  • Addressed multiple tracking and drawing issues for magic mask in Fusion.
  • Improved speed of transforming objects with MaterialX materials in Fusion.
  • Copying grade with mattes now prioritizes layer name over index.
  • Addressed incorrect saturation with HDR custom curve soft clipping.
  • Addressed power window flicker in dual SDI stereoscopic 3D previews.
  • Addressed gamut limiting issues on ACES ODTs with a P3 D65 gamut.
  • Addressed an issue with power bin timeline matte usage on node graph.
  • Pasted HDR Vivid trim presets now honor the selected mode.
  • Addressed an issue creating new HDR zones in the color page.
  • Addressed an audio sync issue when bouncing audio with voice isolation.
  • Addressed an issue with the arrange modifier in the Fairlight timeline.
  • Improved keyword manager layout.
  • General performance and stability improvements.
Minimum system requirements for Mac OS
  • macOS 12 Monterey
  • 8 GB of system memory. 16 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video version 12.0 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM.
  • GPU which supports Metal or OpenCL 1.2.
Minimum system requirements for Windows
  • Windows 10 Creators Update.
  • 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD/Intel GPU Driver version – As required by your GPU
Minimum system requirements for Linux
  • Rocky Linux 8.6 or CentOS 7.3
  • 32 GB of system memory
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD Driver version – As required by your GPU

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.6.2

  • Duplicating timelines now retains the correct settings.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.6.1

  • Systems now default to prefer proxy for single and multi user projects.
  • Addressed a cloud sync issue with projects updated from 18.5.
  • Addressed delays when performing ripple edits on long timelines.
  • Addressed issue where editing or moving clips would stop playback.
  • Addressed issue showing retimed clips with handles on the color page.
  • Addressed issue navigating clips with show handles enabled.
  • Addressed issue with grabbing stills after deleting a gallery album.
  • Addressed issue importing suffixed multi mono files from media storage.
  • Addressed waveform jump issue when performing multiframe nudges.
  • Addressed issue navigating powergrades album in certain sort modes.
  • Improved in or out point behavior in the transcription window.
  • Dolby Vision 300 nit target display is now available.
  • Addressed issue with multiple timelines showing as current timeline.
  • Addressed a crash when using certain fonts on Text3D.
  • Addressed issue with grid depth occlusion in the USD viewer.
  • Addressed issue with disappearing key markers in the splines view.
  • Addressed issue with moving locked point selections in the splines view.
  • Addressed issue with polyline point scale and twist in the Edit viewer.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.6

  • New Blackmagic Camera cloud workflow syncs captures to cloud projects.
  • Support for Blackmagic Cloud Storage with synced project media and files.
  • Automatic proxy generation and upload to Blackmagic Cloud Storage.
  • Support for outer text stroke in titles and subtitles.
  • Ability to assign and apply favorite keywords to clips and markers.
  • Support for Fusion USD scenes with materials and volumes.
  • Import multiple mono audio files with suffixes as a multichannel clip.
  • Support for target audio loudness standards on renders.
Cut and Edit
  • Selected sync bin clips can now be edited in the inspector.
  • Ability to trim gaps in edit with the Speed Editor and Editor Keyboard.
  • Interlace project and timeline option to edit at frame or field boundaries.
  • Support for font case on subtitles.
  • Support for outer text stroke in titles and subtitles.
  • Ability to copy and paste markers in the source viewer and timeline.
  • Change speed for multiple selected clips from dialog and inspector.
  • Adding an effect to a clip switches the inspector to the effects tab.
  • Support for a source resolution option when performing render in place.
  • The playhead position is restored when undoing edit actions.
  • Option to show timecode toolbar on edit viewers.
  • Source viewer displays marker clip extents.
  • Configurable actions to switch recently viewed clips or timelines in viewers.
  • Keyboard customization support for multiple track context actions.
  • Ability to reconform multiple selected timelines.
  • Ability to assign and apply favorite keywords to clips and markers.
  • Retime curve context menu now displays both curves.
Fusion
  • Support for extruding and beveling 3D shapes.
  • Support for polygon shape tool.
  • Support for rendering USD scenes with materials and volumes.
  • Support for replacing materials with imported MaterialX files.
  • Support for modifying imported cameras and lights.
  • Improved USD toolset including uVisibility and uVariant.
  • Improved USD Loader with Trim, Loop and Reverse support.
  • New scene tree dialog for object selection in USD.
  • Context menu option in the node and keyframe views to reset tool trims.
  • Support for DaVinci Intermediate conversion options in Fusion tools.
Color
  • Dolby Vision CM 4.0 L1 analysis with user-selected filtering support.
  • Stereoscopic 3D support for Dolby Vision workflows.
  • Option to bypass input color management for RAW clips in RCM.
  • Support for monitoring audio in Resolve Live mode.
  • New option to export only .drx files when exporting stills.
  • New default smart filter for clips in current group.
  • Configurable actions to switch recently viewed timelines in viewer.
  • Ability to create smart filters with custom PAR values.
  • Output colorspace tag for ACES DCTL ODT.
  • Improved controls for switching wipe modes from the advanced panels.
  • Keyframes mode for all, color and sizing is now persisted across sessions.
Fairlight
  • Import multiple mono audio files with suffixes as a multichannel clip.
  • Support for target audio loudness standards on renders.
  • Support for loudness standards for YouTube and Disney workflows.
  • New Fairlight FX Loudness Meter with ability to monitor multiple busses.
  • Intelligent abbreviation of long channel names.
  • Support for panning presets for 3D audio height control.
  • Support for parallel bus sends and outputs with up to three per bus tile.
  • Support for Auto Safe and Auto Off over multiple tracks or busses.
  • Manage audio FX for multiple tracks or busses via keyboard shortcuts.
  • Keyboard customization support for multiple track context actions.
  • Support for the UWA Audio Vivid 3D spatial audio format.
  • Assign Fairlight FX default settings from effect dialog context menu.
General
  • Up to 2x faster Neural Engine performance with Nvidia TensorRT.
  • Up to 4x faster Neural Engine performance on modern AMD GPUs.
  • Ability to access Blackmagic Cloud services using HTTPS proxy.
  • Quick access to recent projects from the application menu.
  • Looped playback now detects and loops ranges if present.
  • Scripting API support to import and export render and data burn presets.
  • Scripting API support to import stills and list powergrades.
  • Scripting API support for per-timeline Resolve Color Management.
  • General performance and stability improvements
Media & Codecs
  • Support for Blackmagic RAW SDK 3.4.
  • Support for RED SDK 8.4.0.
  • Support for Apple Log video formats.
  • Ability to decode Sony XAVC H and XAVC HS clips.
  • Ability to remove unused media from a project.
  • New media pool column and smart bin filter for transcription status.
  • Right click to add media pool timelines to the render queue with presets.
  • Ability to import and export power bins as .drb files.
  • Ability to import and export render presets.
  • Import multiple XMLs, AAFs, FCP XMLs or EDLs as a single action.
  • Support for importing and exporting Final Cut Pro v1.11 XMLs.
  • Ability to encode interlaced formats as uncompressed QuickTime clips.
  • Accelerated H.265 interlaced encodes on modern Windows Intel systems.
  • Option to render individual clips with full media extents.
  • Support for decoding low latency AAC formats in Mac.
  • Support for decoding GIF clips.
  • Support for lens and vignette metadata for Nikon raw clips.
Minimum system requirements for Mac OS
  • macOS 12 Monterey
  • 8 GB of system memory. 16 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video version 12.0 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM.
  • GPU which supports Metal or OpenCL 1.2.
Minimum system requirements for Windows
  • Windows 10 Creators Update.
  • 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD/Intel GPU Driver version – As required by your GPU
  • Minimum system requirements for Linux
  • Rocky Linux 8.6 or CentOS 7.3
  • 32 GB of system memory
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD Driver version – As required by your GPU

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.4.5

  • Improved nested timeline decompose for audio, plugins and automation.
  • Support for decoding 6K and 8K clips from the Sony Venice 2.
  • Faster 12K Blackmagic RAW decode and playback on Apple silicon.
  • Ability to set output colorspace in DaVinci YRGB projects.
  • Addressed Dolby Vision tone mapping for DaVinci YRGB projects.
  • Addressed layout and refresh issues after using the cinema viewer.
  • Addressed an issue with missing Text+ fonts in Mac OS Monterey.
  • Addressed issues when extruding 3D text from specific TrueType fonts.
  • Addressed retime and mixed frame rate issues when importing AAFs.
  • Addressed an issue rendering additional outputs with data burn-in.
  • Addressed trims not applied from imported Dolby Vision 2.9 XML metadata.
  • Addressed ProRes 422 artifacts for some rendered clips on Apple silicon.
  • Addressed playback glitches for some long GOP formats in Apple silicon.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.4.4

  • Support for Blackmagic RAW SDK 2.3
  • Support for browser based authentication for Dropbox and YouTube.
  • Support for Deep Link Hyper Encode for multiple Intel GPU systems.
  • Hardware accelerated VP9 decodes on Apple silicon.
  • Support for encoding H.265 Main10 4:2:2 on Apple silicon.
  • Support for generating Rec.2020 Dolby Vision IMFs.
  • Ability to specify encoding primaries in Dolby Vision XML exports.
  • Improved DaVinci Neural Engine performance on Macs with AMD GPUs.
  • Improved performance for clips with Fusion effects.
  • Addressed an issue rippling speed changes in the edit timeline.
  • Addressed viewer preview when dragging a clip under the playhead.
  • Addressed artifacts with keys feeding layer mixer nodes on Apple silicon.
  • Addressed inconsistent edit previews for HDR in RCM projects.
  • Addressed gamut compression issues for custom ACES DCTL IDTs.
  • Addressed AAF export issues with crossfades and small edits.
  • Addressed an issue with renaming disk database projects in Linux.
  • Addressed an issue with printer light keyboard shortcuts in Linux.
  • TIFF files are now read as sequences in Auto mode.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.4.2

  • Improved playback performance for Fusion titles and effects.
  • Addressed an issue with parts of H.264 clips showing offline on Windows.
  • Addressed an issue where changes to date created would not be saved.
  • Addressed display issue with installed transitions in the edit page.
  • Addressed rescanning on startup issue with crashed VST3 plugins.
  • Addressed an issue scanning VST3 plugins on certain system languages.
  • Addressed an issue with rescanning unlicensed audio plugins on startup.
  • Addressed an issue with dynamic delay compensation with VST3 plugins.
  • Addressed incorrect cached VST3 plugins names in the inspector.
  • Addressed an issue with some plugin alliance VST3 plugins not working.
  • Addressed issue with retaining positions of locked Fairlight plugin windows.
  • Addressed an issue with EQ icon display on a track in the Fairlight page.
  • Addressed an issue with B-Chain groups display in the Fairlight page.
  • Addressed issue with updating the flag color selection in the Fairlight page.
  • Addressed issues with multichannel audio output in Linux.
  • Addressed an issue with project save after importing a Dolby Atmos master.
  • Addressed an issue exporting to Pro Tools with handles.
  • Addressed an issue with moving a power window after pasting attributes.
  • Addressed an issue with the 3D keyer when compositing multiple layers.
  • Addressed an issue with glow in the Resolve FX halation plugin.
  • Addressed issues using power windows with Resolve FX face refinement.
  • Addressed an issue with Canon cinema gamut in RCM.
  • Addressed issues with positioning text for some Fusion titles.
  • Addressed slow performance issues on some OpenCL Windows systems.
  • Support for latest RED SDK.
  • Addressed an issue with incorrect resolution display for Sony Raw clips.
  • Addressed issues rendering some MXF files to Windows network storage.
  • Addressed an issue with easyDCP composition name generator.
  • Addressed issue with sync of media managed audio and video clips.
  • Addressed a crash when rotating a power window with the advanced panel.
  • Addressed startup crash on some systems using different locales.
  • Addressed startup crash with old Intel graphics drivers on Windows.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.4.1 ?

  • Improved frame based imports from Finder.
  • Addressed an issue with HDR on viewers on Mac.
  • Addressed an issue with banding on video clean feed on Mac.
  • Addressed incorrect fades when trimming in the edit timeline.
  • Addressed an issue displaying certain unicode characters in Text+.
  • Addressed an issue where Text+ expressions would not work.
  • Addressed slow playback for Text+ with character styling.
  • Addressed retention of smart filters between projects.
  • Addressed nested macros not rendering or showing previews in Fusion.
  • Addressed incorrect Fusion viewer behavior with tablet input devices.
  • Addressed trim interpolation for imported XML Dolby Vision metadata.
  • Addressed incorrect PAR values on some Blackmagic RAW clips.
  • Addressed issue with lost customized subtitle backgrounds.
  • Addressed an issue with unintended markers on Sony MXF clips.
  • Addressed a decoding issue with Panasonic XAVC clips on Mac.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.3.2 ?

  • Support for Blackmagic RAW SDK 2.2.
  • Addressed instability issues when using the color warper.
  • Addressed incorrect HDR highlight when using DaVinci Wide Gamut.
  • Addressed a naming issue for recorded clips in the Fairlight timeline.
  • Addressed incorrect reloading of cached audio effects on linked tracks.
  • Addressed missing EQ and other automation issues in Fairlight.
  • Addressed incorrect Fairlight Spaceview display for specific AMD drivers.
  • Addressed potential freezes after using Fusion tracker modifiers.
  • Addressed a Fusion planar transform issue on small images.
  • Addressed an issue with uploads for renders on Apple Silicon systems.
  • Addressed an issue with the classic stabilizer on Apple Silicon systems.
  • Addressed an issue with LUT generation on Apple Silicon systems.
  • Addressed out of order frames when decoding certain XAVC clips.
  • Addressed an issue with importing malformed CLF LUTs.
  • General performance and stability improvements.

DaVinci Resolve 17.2 and DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.2

This software update is now available for download.
It includes:

  • Dramatically improved application startup performance
  • Live save is now on by default
  • Support for custom naming for individual timeline clips
  • Support for adding transitions by double clicking or dragging to viewer
  • Support for decoding AV1 clips on Windows
  • Accelerated AV1 decodes on supported Intel, NVIDIA and AMD platforms
  • Support for decoding MKV clips
  • Support for exporting IMSC-1 compatible TTML captions in IMF clips
  • Support for option to include project name subfolder in media management
  • Support for pasting HDR and color warper attributes in the Color page
  • Support for Fusion template bundles
  • Support for applying and managing crossfades in the Fairlight timeline
  • Support for a batch fade and crossfade editor in the Fairlight page
  • Support for persisting Fairlight edit mode between application restarts
  • Support for moving audio clips to match timeline timecode position
  • Support for setting handles when performing audio only renders
  • Support for controlling track processing order in the Fairlight mixer
  • Support for accessing Fairlight patch and link in the edit and deliver page
  • Ability to show or hide specific audio I/O ports for patching in Fairlight
  • Support for Fairlight console firmware 1.6 with full FlexBus mixing support
  • Improved waveform displays in the Fairlight timeline
  • Improved auto scroll behavior when dragging clips in the Fairlight timeline
  • Support for ACES color science 1.2
  • Support for selecting per-clip ACES DCTLs from context menu
  • Support for new IDTs for the Canon EOS-R5 cameras
  • Option to use white point adaptation in project settings for RCM workflows
  • Option to use white point adaptation in Resolve FX color space transform
  • Support for codec passthrough when rendering IMF JPEG2000 clips
  • Support for trimming Sony Raw and XAVC MXF in media management
  • Support for reading gyroscopic metadata on Sony Venice clips
  • Ability to update RMD metadata files for R3D clips
  • Improved spatial and temporal deinterlace quality
  • Improved curves range display for position and zoom on the edit timeline
  • Improved color management for Blackmagic RAW Gen 5 color science
  • Improved decode performance for 8K H.265 clips on Apple Silicon systems
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to import custom frame sequences
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to delete timelines
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to query current page
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to add generators and titles
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to specify render alpha options
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to switch layout presets
  • Improved scripting API with the ability to quit the application
  • Improved iXML data support with AAF export workflows
  • General performance and stability improvements

DaVinci Resolve 17.1 Released

What's New in DaVinci Resolve 17

  • Support for Apple Silicon based Mac OS systems
  • H.265 4:2:2 hardware decode support on Apple Silicon
  • H.265 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 Intel decode support in DaVinci Resolve Studio
  • H.265 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 Intel encode support in DaVinci Resolve Studio
  • Support for GPU decoding of RED clips in OpenCL processing mode
  • Option to always perform copy and paste actions on selected color nodes
  • General performance and stability improvements

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.0

Colour

  • DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel keycaps kit and new optimized menus.
  • RCM2 with improved color tagging and smooth tone and gamut mapping.
  • HDR perceptually accurate primary grading tools with tonal range control.
  • Color warper to qualify and change hue vs saturation and luma vs chroma.
  • Magic mask using the DaVinci neural engine generates tracking masks.
  • Redesigned primary interface to show all controls concurrently.
  • Grading tools are colorspace aware in color managed timelines.
  • Support for user selectable colorspace and gamma for HDR grading tools.
  • Support for timeline clips to bypass color management.
  • Support for sat vs lum mode in the curve tool.
  • Support for generating a 17-point cube 3D LUT.
  • Support for LUTs designed for video range.
  • Support for saving smart filters to be shown in all projects.
  • Support for smart filters for marker keywords added to timeline clips.
  • Support for diagonal, venetian blinds and checkerboard reference wipes.
  • Support to set input colorspace, gamma and IDT on preconform timelines.
  • Support for a pop-out floating window for the curves panel.
  • Support for fast review from the playback menu on the color page.
  • Support for a 3x3 grid view and multiple GPU scopes of the same type.
  • Support for a floating video scopes window in dual screen layouts.
  • Improved scaling and style options for waveforms and vectorscopes.
  • Support for loading IDTs and ODTs as a DCTL file or ACES RRT.
  • Support for defining LUTs inside a DCTL file.
  • Support for multiple simultaneous client connections in remote grading.
  • Support for advanced and mini panels networking for remote grading.
  • Support for a split screen playhead viewing mode.
  • Support for improved split screen layouts.
  • Support for converting in-out ranges to duration markers.
  • Improved behavior when drawing bezier power windows using a mouse.
  • Option to use a Rec.2020 matrix for 4:2:2 video monitoring.
  • Resolve FX
  • Resolve FX Smear frame blending for motion blur and other effects.
  • Resolve FX Motion Trails temporal motion blur, object trails, disco effects.
  • Resolve FX Transform clip moving, stretching and rotation with motion blur.
  • Resolve FX False Color overlays replicating camera HUDs and other looks.
  • Resolve FX Texture Pop for fine image detail and contrast control.
  • Resolve FX Detail Recovery for detail and grain recovery.
  • Resolve FX Noise Reduction native noise reduction tools as Resolve FX.
  • Resolve FX Video Collage to quickly position a stack of clips into a grid.
  • Resolve FX Luma, HSL and 3D native keying tools as Resolve FX.
  • Improved Resolve FX Film Grain with new optimized mode.
  • Improved Resolve FX Dead Pixel Fixer with freehand fill, softness etc.
  • Improved Resolve FX Dust Buster with shape drawing, clone fixes etc.
  • Improved Resolve FX Object Removal for scene mode, adaptive blending.
  • Improved Resolve FX Blur defaults for directional, radial and zoom blurs.
  • Improved Resolve FX Tilt Shift with alpha channel support for depth masks.

Audio

  • Support for the Fairlight Mini Console.
  • Fairlight Audio Core to natively CPU process up to 2000 audio tracks.
  • FlexBus routing system to permit bus to bus routing and mixing.
  • ADM import, playback and export of Dolby Atmos IMF IAB masters.
  • Fairlight FX Surround Analyzer meters.
  • Full implementation of the 9.1.6 and 22.2 surround sound bus formats.
  • Native support for 44.1 KHz sample rate audio clips and instruments.
  • Analyzing and navigating to audio transients in a track.
  • Offline clip-based audio loudness analyzer.
  • Selection of absolute or relative scales and loudness meter dialog gating.
  • Pro Tools keyboard customization preset.
  • Full range of video controls in the new unified and tabbed inspector.
  • Updated editing, range and selection behavior in edit selection mode.
  • Support for importing AES31 audio timelines.
  • Support for pre-viewing video when sliding clips, markers and ranges.
  • Support for reversing audio clips.
  • Support for flattening audio track layers.
  • Support to have automation following clip edit changes.
  • Support for saving, recalling, creating timelines via configuration presets.
  • Support for editing linked clips.
  • Support for marquee selection of multiple mixer tracks.
  • Support for changing the track type of multiple selected tracks.
  • Support to directly edit in the mixer track and VCA group names.
  • Support for deleting multiple empty tracks from the track header.
  • Support for deleting marked extents on selected tracks.
  • Support for per-timeline views, selections, range and playhead location.
  • Support for changing clip gain using shortcuts.
  • Improved clip gain with change tooltips and fine control using shift.
  • Support for bouncing linked groups to a multi channel file.
  • Support for track record, mute, solo, arm control in the application menu.
  • Support for viewer to be off, floating, docked or full screen.
  • Support for toggling interface between normal and cinema viewer mode.
  • Support for monitoring volume dB level tooltip.
  • Support for selecting multiple monitor sources from Fairlight audio editors.
  • Support for pre & post roll control from the Fairlight audio editors.
  • Support for selection of Fairlight Audio Interface phantom power, gain etc.
  • Improved waveform display when zooming into a clip waveform.
  • Improved metering displays for timelines with lots of audio tracks.
  • Improved keyboard mappings for edit selection mode.
  • Improved MPEG-H workflow and export support.

Cut

  • Support for the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor.
  • Full featured unified inspector with tabs and keyframe control.
  • File tab in the inspector with camera raw settings and clip metadata.
  • Media pool clip properties can now be viewed and edited in the inspector.
  • Media pool slate and sort view with grouping based on clip metadata.
  • Audio trim on the viewer and timeline.
  • Live scrubbing previews for effects library transitions, titles and effects.
  • Support for a new relink icon and dialog in the cut page.
  • Support quickly switching source tape bins from the media pool.
  • Support for showing the media pool in a flattened view.
  • Playhead indicators for distance to adjacent edits when using sync bins.
  • Support for a change duration dialog with presets in the cut page.
  • Support for entering the clip duration in the viewer duration field.
  • Support for navigating edit points and markers in the cut page.
  • Support for a thumbnail view in the effects library.
  • Support for a full screen preview icon on the viewer.
  • Support for selecting safe area guides and aspect ratios on the cut page.
  • Support for a cinema viewer with sync bin multi-views.
  • Support for switching timelines in the viewer.
  • Support for importing frame sequences as individual still images.
  • Improved markers entry using the DaVinci Resolve Editor keyboard.

Edit

  • Full featured unified inspector with tabs and keyframe control.
  • File tab in the inspector with camera raw settings and clip metadata.
  • Media pool clip properties can now be viewed and edited in the inspector.
  • Significantly improved DaVinci neural engine deinterlacing quality option.
  • Significantly improved processing of interlaced timelines and deliveries.
  • Real time removal of 3:2 pull down.
  • Scene cut detection directly on the timeline using DaVinci neural engine.
  • Automatically framing shots based on content using DaVinci neural engine.
  • Quick and clean chroma keying with Resolve FX Luma, HSL and 3D Keyer.
  • Resolve FX Video Collage for multiple source picture in picture grid.
  • Burn away transition with options to control burning, melting and shriveling.
  • Sync of multiple audio clips to a single video clip.
  • Aligning edits on the timeline using waveform or timecode matching.
  • Importing BorisFX Continuum plugins, transitions etc. from AAFs.
  • Live scrubbing previews for effects library transitions, titles and effects.
  • Media pool slate and sort view with grouping based on clip metadata.
  • Deleting gaps based on clip selection, ranges or the whole timeline.
  • Support for rendering sections of the timeline in place with effects baked in.
  • Support for motion blur controls for motion based video transitions.
  • Support for dragging effects directly into the inspector.
  • Support for conversion of basic transitions into Fusion transitions.
  • Support for timeline compositing using Resolve FX & OpenFX alpha.
  • Support to retain image position in the crop section of the inspector.
  • Support to navigate the timeline with arrow keys without affecting selection.
  • Support to change clip selection using arrow keys and command modifier.
  • Support for a thumbnail view in the effects library.
  • Support for sorting timelines alphabetically, creation date or recent use.
  • Support for disabling timelines within the media pool.
  • Improved timecode entry with multiple modes and dedicated action.
  • Support for copy paste of timecode or frame in viewers based on mode.
  • Support for compositing using track mattes or external alpha.
  • Support for Fusion effect templates in the edit page.
  • Support for viewer overlays for Fusion templates and titles.
  • Support to save and show smart bins in all projects.
  • Support for creating multiple multicam clips by splitting at gaps.
  • Support for compound clip or timeline conversion into multicam clips.
  • Support to optionally zoom timeline at the cursor or the playhead.
  • Support for a fast play review from the playback menu.
  • Support for hovering on title font names to preview on viewer.
  • Support for monitoring HDR and SDR outputs for Dolby Vision projects.
  • Support for monitoring stereoscopic 3D timelines.
  • Support for creating DCTL based transitions.
  • Support for importing EDL, XML etc. without media to empty media pool.
  • Support for floating video scopes in media view in a dual monitor mode.
  • Support for closing take selector or retime using escape.
  • Support for creating a new timeline using an IMF composition playlist.
  • Improved behavior when switching between clip and edit point selections.
  • Improved waveform syncing when creating multicams or aligning clips.
  • Improved track compositing when the media doesn't cover the full canvas.
  • Support for independent track height and view mode options.

Fusion

  • Audio playback along with waveform display in the keyframes panel.
  • Viewing and editing clip and timeline markers in the keyframes panel.
  • Resolve FX Dead Pixel Fixer, DCTL and Patch Replacer.
  • Anim curves modifier for convenient easing and shaping of animations.
  • Support for user customization of the Fusion toolbar above the node editor.
  • Support for auto creating a composition when adding tools or media.
  • Support for additional dual screen layouts.
  • Support for full featured unified inspector with tabs and keyframe control.
  • Initial support for a GPU accelerated 2D shapes toolkit for motion graphics.
  • Improved optical flow behavior.
  • Workflow Integrations
  • Open toolkit to create DaVinci Resolve Studio workflow integration plugins.

Codecs

  • Directly uploading to Twitter from within DaVinci Resolve.
  • Per frame metadata from Blackmagic RAW clips.
  • Per frame metadata from ARRI, RED, Canon and Sony cameras.
  • Decoding and rendering per-frame EXR metadata.
  • Updated metadata support for Sony MXF clips.
  • Open plugin SDK toolkit for encoder developers.
  • Growing file support in the media pool.
  • Decoding QuickTime PNG clips.
  • Decoding uncompressed RGB 8-bit and YUV 10-bit AVI clips.
  • Decoding spanned Panasonic 8K SHV clips.
  • Decoding and encoding GoPro CineForm clips with non multiple of 16 res.
  • Decoding and encoding mp3 audio in Linux.
  • Decoding and encoding high-throughput JPEG 2000 (HTJ2K).
  • Bypass re-encodes for supported JPEG 2000 profiles on renders.
  • Encoding IMF MCA audio metadata.
  • Encoding IMF and DCP as reels based on duration or edits.
  • Exporting non-HDR DCP metadata option.
  • Exporting HDR tags in DCP workflows.
  • Support for reading RAW clips and audio clips from Frame.io.
  • Support for additional NVIDIA encoder parameters for H.264 and H.265.
  • Support for rendering 10-bit HDR IMF clips.
  • Support for a 16 bit SDR IMF preset.
  • Support for Photon 4.8.0 for IMF validation.

General

  • Proxy media workflow supporting internal and externally generated media.
  • Optimized media is now automatically available across projects.
  • Generation of optimized media can now be limited to edit extents.
  • In and out ranges are now synchronized between pages.
  • Significantly improved performance with large collaboration projects.
  • Stability improvements with new GPU detection and initialization.
  • Better interactivity and playback performance on multi-GPU systems.
  • Consistent pan, zoom and scroll behavior with mouse and trackpads.
  • Support for importing and exporting individual timelines using .drt files.
  • Support for importing and exporting individual bins using .drb files.
  • Support for exporting .drt files for media managed timelines.
  • Support for auto linking .drt files to source camera clips.
  • Support for auto linking .drt files generated using media management.
  • Improved error handling for media management jobs.
  • Support for a warning about media offline when creating render jobs.
  • Support for smart bins and smart filters to check if media is offline.
  • Support to scan all connected databases for remote rendering jobs.
  • Support for new resize filter options in project settings and edit inspector.
  • Support for render caching adjustment clips.
  • Support to adjust numeric field entries using arrow keys based on cursor.
  • Support to ignore unsupported OpenFX plugin packages in preferences.
  • Support for independently configuring capture and playback devices.
  • Support for displaying source frame number in data burn-in.
  • Support for adjusting text opacity for data burn-in.
  • Support for configuring multiple custom LUT paths.
  • Support for Thai & Vietnamese UI localizations.
  • Support for a render codec tag for render path and file name.
  • Support for ITU-R BT.2111-1 HDR test bar patterns.
  • Support for showing fast forward & rewind speed.
  • Support for NVLink high speed interconnect with supported NVIDIA GPUs.
  • Support for xGMI high speed interconnect with supported AMD GPUs.
  • Support for an integrated title bar in the application window on Mac OS.
  • Support for previous and next navigation across Frame.io markers.
  • Support for triggering a script at the start or end of a render.
  • Multiple scripting API improvements.
  • Multiple performance and stability improvements.

Minimum system requirements for macOS

  • macOS 10.14.6 Mojave
  • 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video version 10.4.1 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2GB of VRAM.
  • GPU which supports Metal or OpenCL 1.2.

Minimum system requirements for Windows

  • Windows 10 Creators Update.
  • 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD/Intel GPU Driver version – As required by your GPU
  • A minimum NVIDIA driver version of 451.82 is recommended.

Minimum system requirements for Linux

  • CentOS 7.3
  • 32 GB of system memory
  • Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 10.4.1 or later
  • Discrete GPU with at least 2GB of VRAM
  • GPU which supports OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 11
  • NVIDIA/AMD Driver version – As required by your GPU
  • A minimum NVIDIA driver version of 450.51.06 is recommended.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 16.2.5

  • Support for importing ATEM Mini Pro ISO projects in DaVinci Resolve.
  • Improved listing of numbered still frames in the media pool.
  • Addressed flashing offline frame issues for some H.264 clips on Windows.
  • Addressed an issue with relinking AAF clips in different folders.
  • Addressed issues with syncing playhead in the sync bin and timeline.
  • Multiple performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 16.2.3

  • Support for Dolby Vision 4.1 CM algorithm to generate v2.9 trims from v4.
  • Option to export a Dolby Vision v2.9 XML from a v4 project.
  • Support for RED SDK 7.3.2.
  • Faster Metal decoding for Canon EOS-1D X Mark III and EOS R5 clips.
  • Addressed incorrect playback for some ARRIRAW clips.
  • Addressed an issue with ACES IDTs for some ARRI MXF clips.
  • Addressed a focus and text entry issue for editable media pool fields.
  • Addressed an issue rippling audio extend edits in trim mode.
  • Addressed display issues with track and edit index in Fairlight page.
  • Addressed a layered editing issue when cloning audio clips.
  • Addressed incorrect behavior moving tracks over linked audio tracks.
  • Addressed incorrect masking in Text+ when using image shading.
  • Addressed incorrect behavior deleting gradient points in inspector.
  • Addressed multiple issues with blank Fusion previews.
  • Addressed an issue persisting viewer LUTs with comps in Fusion page.
  • Addressed an issue with offline reference wipe sizing in the viewer.
  • Multiple performance and stability improvements.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 16.2.1

  • Support for decoding H.265 4:4:4 12-bit on supported NVIDIA GPUs.
  • Support for encoding H.265 4:4:4 10-bit on supported NVIDIA GPUs.
  • Support for encoding 32 bit float audio in QuickTime clips.
  • Support for trimming QuickTime audio clips during media management.
  • Support for Metal based R3D decode with the RED 7.3 RC SDK.
  • Support for double clicking drp files in Windows and Linux.
  • Support for performing open with on FCP7 XML files on Windows.
  • Improved decode support of H.265 4:4:4 clips up to 10-bit.
  • Improved performance with ProRes clips on high end CPUs.
  • Improved performance with DNxHR clips on high end CPUs.
  • Improved playback performance with compressed OpenEXR clips.
  • Improved performance for Dolby Vision analysis.
  • Improved stability on Windows systems with Intel graphics.
  • Addressed an issue with clean feed previews in Mac 10.15.4.
  • Addressed an issue with decoding phone camera clips with AAC audio.
  • Addressed an issue with truncated node labels on some displays.
  • Addressed issues with HDR tone mapping when using adjustment layers.
  • Addressed an issue with the sync bin work working with an empty timeline.
  • Addressed an issue with transitions when dragging clips across timelines.
  • Multiple performance and stability improvements.

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