Davinci Resolve (VS the World's softwares)

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Today we announced DaVinci Resolve 20.3, which adds support for importing, editing and exporting video files at up to 32K resolution on Apple M5 Macs. This allows you to work with video from the Blackmagic URSA Cine 17K 65 camera, creating content for large format displays, high resolution VR or immersive projects and those with extensive visual effects.

Timeline backup management has also been refined, with the ability to create custom names for versioning. You can now keep a single timeline in your media pool while still generating clearly labelled backup versions, making earlier revisions easier to locate when needed.

When editing, there are a number of improvements, including the ability to add a custom sized gap at the playhead and access to a better subtitle context menu for faster cut, copy, paste and delete actions, as well as being able to adjust clip colors more easily. DaVinci Resolve also now remembers your source timeline selection and delivers more accurate match frame results for clips with negative speeds.

With a number of improvements to DaVinci Resolve’s metadata features, you can now add metadata fields as media pool bin columns, import and export custom metadata fields, import ALE (Avid Log Exchange) media files and more, making it faster to organise, search and manage media across large projects.

For DaVinci Resolve for iPad users, background rendering is now available on iPad OS 26. That means you can now start a render and then switch to another app so you can continue working on other tasks while your export continues in the background.

DaVinci Resolve 20.3 Update is available now as a free download from http://bmd.link/bhvx9u
 
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