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DaVinci Resolve 12.1 released
We are very pleased to let you know we have released DaVinci Resolve 12.1 on our support web site.
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/family/davinci-resolve-and-fusionThese are no charge updates to existing customers and for DaVinci Resolve users.
There is a database update required for this release and while this is automated we recommend that you back up your database and projects and then upgrade as soon as your project schedule allows.
Details of the updates are available in the read me file with the release.
DaVinci Resolve 12.1 Update
This software update adds new editing and color correction features such as better smart bin filtering, grading for nested timelines, support for faders on generators and titles, manual keyframing for Power Windows, 10-bit viewers on OS X and more.DaVinci Resolve 12.1 Studio Update
This software update adds new editing and color correction features such as remote rendering, better smart bin filtering, grading for nested timelines, support for faders on generators and titles, manual key framing for Power Windows, 10-bit viewers on OS X and more.Updated Nov 12, 2015.
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Does Remote Render means, that you could grade on Windows and then send that project to be rendered on a Mac? Does this functionality is similar to a FL Compressor in order to work around the Prores Windows limitation?
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Using a shared database and two Resolve Studios on shared storage you have alway been able to save the project and open in the Mac to set up a render in ProRes. For Remote Rendering, if you are on a Windows system the non Windows codecs are not available in the render settings selection. Same for setting in a Mac, the Windows only codecs are not available.
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Opening a project on a second machine using shared database or opening exported project is not quite the same as sending the render to a remote machine. It’s too bad you can’t kick off the render on the remote machine (Mac) and use it’s codecs (Prores). Is that not allowed under Prores licensing from Apple?
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why can’t render 1080i uncompresed 10 bit in davinci resolve
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Just read that on Mac, 10bit is capable:
Not sure if it was mentioned here.
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