Resolve 11 Release Available Now

[Charlie Austin]

[David Lawrence] “The new NLE on the block is finally out of beta. Come and get it!”

It’s a nice NLE If you like tracks. 🙂

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[David Lawrence]

[Charlie Austin] “It’s a nice NLE If you like tracks. :-)”

Not only that, Charlie. You can add asymmetrical dissolves… in a single key press! ;D

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[Steve Connor]

[David Lawrence] “Not only that, Charlie. You can add asymmetrical dissolves… in a single key press! ;D”

🙂

Steve Connor

Hoping to become a pedant

[Ron Priest]

But the LIte version is not out of beta is it?

Ron Priest
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[David Lawrence]

[Ron Priest] “But the LIte version is not out of beta is it?”

Yep, it’s out of beta – Version 11.0.0

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[Douglas K. dempsey]

This is good news, perhaps big news.

Think of the way cameras are no longer all-in-ones: you buy a box with a big sensor, various viewfinders and LCDs, rods, rigs, external recorders and glass.

Now, an editor might use FCPX for its metadata capabilities (as David Lawrence has so astutely noted), Premiere for its track editing, and maybe Resolve as a finishing, trimming NLE — as well as grading tool.

Sure, Adobe offers its “suite” and Legacy FCP was part of a “studio.”

But a la carte NLE combinations may well be the future for many!

Doug D

[Ron Priest]

Hmmmm, I just looked in the Apple App Store this morning and 11 wasn’t available so I went to Blackmagic’s site and downloaded Lite, but it was a beta version. I’ll take another look see.

Ron Priest
Videographer
Louisville, KY

[Marcus Moore]

Full non-Beta Lite version is definitely available. I’ve downloaded it already.

[Ron Priest]

Yep, I see 11.0 Lite now at Blackmagic’s site, they just switched it over this morning after I downloaded the beta version. I downloaded it again. Do I need to uninstall the beta version by just dragging it to the trashcan before installing the 11.0 version, anyone know?

I see 11.0 lite is still not available in the Mac App store though, I suppose it will take a few days.

Ron Priest
Videographer
Louisville, KY

[Marcus Moore]

No, you don’t need to uninstall the Beta. Just run the new installer and it will replace your current version.