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DaVinci Resolve 8.2 beta 2 now available
Posted by Peter Chamberlain on January 12, 2012 at 6:46 amHello all, we have just posted our public beta 2 for DaVinci Resolve for Windows and DaVinci Resolve Lite for Windows. Please visit the BMD web support page to register and download.
https://www.blackmagic-design.com/support/
There are also new 8.2 beta 2 builds for the Mac and Linux OS.
Peter
Craig Harris replied 14 years, 3 months ago 4 Members · 3 Replies -
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Tim Tyler
January 12, 2012 at 8:01 amThank you!
How does BMD decide which codecs they will work towards supporting?
Tim
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Gabriele Turchi
January 12, 2012 at 3:48 pmmmmmmmm….
so until NAB no new features will come i guess … i understand that windows i a big thing … but the software it’s the same since june (V8 Beta cycle ) … even the Red SDK did not get updated (which has been in other softwares )…
hope that we have not to wait until NAB , and than 2 months more to get new features or GUI improvements … (sorry if sounds a bit ungrateful , but i am an OSX user , so unless windows will offer a gigantic new power (Aka possibility to grade in 4K using 4K output ) i am interested only on OSX ( with my cubix on a mac i get 15 nodes with Blur on Red4K @ Full res (HD project) ,and i am happy with that )
just my 2 cents
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Craig Harris
January 17, 2012 at 4:22 am[Gabriele Turchi] “Sorry if sounds a bit ungrateful , but i am an OSX user , so unless windows will offer a gigantic new power (Aka possibility to grade in 4K using 4K output ) i am interested only on OSX”
You do sound ungrateful.
Why would you expect an application like Resolve to undergo massive changes in it’s GUI and features over 12 months? This is not the kind of software that should have any massive changes. It is a very good color finishing tool. Nothing else.Re: Windows…
I’ve enjoyed being a professional MAC user for several years, but the Mac Pro tower isn’t enough anymore.Thank goodness Resolve will run on Windows so I don’t have to continue using loud and expensive expansion chasis. I’ll also have a much better choice of nVidia cards.
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