a screenshot of the ARISDA Bridge DaVinci Resolve Timecode, Studio Clock, and Work-Time Tracking App

ARISDA Bridge Launches: DaVinci Resolve Timecode, Studio Clock, and Work-Time Tracking in One Windows App

ARISDA Filmproduktion today announced ARISDA Bridge, a Windows companion application for DaVinci Resolve Studio that combines accurate timecode display, a standalone studio clock, and automatic work-time tracking with invoicing.

DaVinci Resolve’s own Scripting API stops returning live timecode during playback on the Edit and Color pages — a documented limitation, not a bug. ARISDA Bridge works around this by reading LTC over the audio interface on the Fairlight page instead, keeping the displayed timecode accurate through playback and timeline jumps. The timecode can be shown on any monitor of the editor’s choice, or on a dedicated hardware display.

Beyond timecode, ARISDA Bridge runs a standalone studio clock (NTP-synced time, stopwatch, countdown) independent of Resolve, and automatically tracks work time per project and per Resolve page (Edit, Color, Fairlight, Deliver), with per-client billing rates and one-click PDF or XRechnung invoice generation.

Optionally, ARISDA Bridge can drive PunchLight studio hardware — a Studio Warning Display and Studio Display USB — so talent and directors always know when recording is active.

ARISDA Bridge requires DaVinci Resolve Studio and Windows 11, and is available now as a one-time purchase with no subscription.

More information: https://arisdabridge.com


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