DaVinci Resolve Lite 8.1.1 released with unlimited nodes and DNxHD included

[Eric Johnson]

The only thing that really devalues the brand is if the intended audience thinks they are entitled to use it for free, instead of paying for it.

[Joseph Owens]

[Peter Chamberlain] ” DNxHD read and write support.”

Is this MXF wrapper DNxHD (as originally available on commercial basis) or Quicktime DNxHD?

jPo

You mean “Old Ben”? Ben Kenobi?

[Dwaine Maggart]

It’s MXF.

Dwaine Maggart
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Support

[Lee Niederkofler]

Hi Sascha,

Im thinkin about switching to a shared database, sounds great for the second workstation.
How happy are you with it?

How was the transition?

Can one Mac be the database holder+Davinci and the other just a client or does it have to be a seperate
Mac?

thanks
best
lee

[Martin Stange]

Thanks alot for making this awesome update for free!!!

I have a performance gain 0f 10-15%, this is great!

And finally I can dive into parallel nodes 🙂

Thanks alot and keep on rockin!!! 🙂

Martin

[Peter Chamberlain]

Hi, there are significant ‘performance and stability improvements’ in 8.1.1.

You should upgrade. Before you do, back up the database using the back up button in the database manager.. there should be no problem with the projects being read in the 8.1.1 from the previous 8.1 version so this backup is just another precaution for your valuable work.
Peter

[Peter Chamberlain]

Hi Neil, You should upgrade. Before you do, back up the database using the back up button in the database manager.. there should be no problem with the projects being read in the 8.1.1 from the previous 8.1 version so this backup is just another precaution for your valuable work.
Peter

[Mike Jeffs]

[Peter Berg] “I’m sure glad that I recently spent $500 on the Avid DNXHD plugin!”

We did the same thing about month or so ago. we were gearing up for MC switch over, man oh well you win some you lose some 🙂

Mike Jeffs
Video Coordinator
BYU-Idaho

[Guillem Ventura]

That’s the point.
I’ve always been a hardcore AJA fan, and I wouldn’t have ever switched to BM if it wasn’t for DaVinci.
BM did the right move and they’re taking over the pro market, now they’re perceived as “pro” and not “prosumer” as before.

http://www.malgeniofilms.com

[Gerry Curtis]

I’d feel a whole lot better about having paid $995 if I was using Resolve’s noise reduction, one of the features not available to Lite users. I’m still using Neat Video which I find has superior results.

Cheers,

Gerry