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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

DaVinci Resolve 9.1.3 now online

Peter Chamberlain

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I'm pleased to report we have just posted DaVinci Resolve 9.1.3 on our support web site. It includes general performance and stability improvements and for Mac OS X users support for the new FCPX 10.0.8 XAVC Quicktime workflow.
Peter
 
Any documentation on how to export AAF with links to both audio and video MXF's? Was supposedly added in a previous release but can't the workflow on how to do it.

This is for the dailies workflow. You can export a new AAF which links to both the video and audio.
 
When rountripping to Premier, I was having issues with 9.1 where 23.97 Timelines were converted to 24FPS, though the rendered clips were still 23.97. I'm still on 9.0.4 because of this. Did that ever get fixed?

CB
 
When rountripping to Premier, I was having issues with 9.1 where 23.97 Timelines were converted to 24FPS, though the rendered clips were still 23.97. I'm still on 9.0.4 because of this. Did that ever get fixed?

CB

Yes, this is addressed in 9.1.3.
 
Thank you Peter, for taking the time. I appreciate it.


I'm pleased to report we have just posted DaVinci Resolve 9.1.3 on our support web site. It includes general performance and stability improvements and for Mac OS X users support for the new FCPX 10.0.8 XAVC Quicktime workflow.
Peter
 
When (if) can we expect to add the contrast and pivot to the 4th wheel of the Element panels?
 
There is your fourth wheel:)


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Potential one of the most interesting Software/hardware developments. We are big fans of Resolve.
 
If really is a NLE/Grading combo, this is big...
 
You can do the "on-set" now, with the Light or the full version, if you have the right cards and the HDLink...
 
So apparently we're getting on-set live grading in Resolve 10...

"The new Resolve Live feature lets you grade live from the video input of your system so you can grade live from the camera. It’s the same as how a DaVinci 2K grading system works!"

"Resolve Live lets you grade live from the camera and then save those grades and relink them to the media files from the camera at the end of the shoot. You can even grade from the Thunderbolt connection of the Blackmagic Cinema Camera. Resolve Live lets you add as many nodes and color corrections as you like."

Says it'll be out in Q3
 
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