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Having been an Emacs user for 25+ years, I have a bunch of muscle memory. So I created Emacs shortcuts for Davinci Resolve. (I create a lot of videos, and ever
by __mharrison__ 1y ago
Having been an Emacs user for 25+ years, I have a bunch of muscle memory.
So I created Emacs shortcuts for Davinci Resolve. (I create a lot of videos, and every time I've attempted to outsource editing, it has always been more work to review and give feedback than to just do it myself. I have a routine using the AI transcription features of Resolve that lets me edit video very fast. Editing a one-hour video might take 2-3 hours).
- 3shv 1y agoCould you explain your workflow in a video?
- prawn 1y agoI'm also interested in hearing more about your process. I get bogged down going through my footage either comparing similar options, or trimming to the best action (best focus, least shake). I find the default Resolve keyboard shortcuts to be fast, and trim in the Edit mode (whatever #4 is called), but I'd love an AI augment that colour-coded clips based on which segments might be best (e.g., eyes/face in focus, or require least stabilisation, etc). I have a Resolve Speed Editor panel but just found that to be far slower than the keyboard.