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Basic users don't even have to pay, and if you're doing something that requires the paid version you can buy and will benefit from the $300 control surface that
by MrMorden 5y ago
Basic users don't even have to pay, and if you're doing something that requires the paid version you can buy and will benefit from the $300 control surface that also includes a Studio license.
- sneak 5y agoNon-pro Resolve can't edit h265/HEVC, which is more and more common out of cameras (like my a7s3) these days. The license isn't expensive for what you get. I bought the USB dongles so I can easily transfer it between computers and also completely block Resolve from accessing the network via Little Snitch. I can also heartily endorse the Speed Deck control surface, which is way less than $300 and also comes with a pro license.
- codetrotter 5y ago> Non-pro Resolve can't edit h265/HEVC, which is more and more common out of cameras (like my a7s3) these days. When I come across files that DaVinci Resolve won’t open, I convert them to a format that DaVinci Resolve likes by first using the open source command-line utility ffmpeg.