DaVinci Resolve: Software Features and Workflows

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Patrick Inhofer

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[1] Introduction

[1] Software features and workflows within DaVinci Resolve.mp4

02:52

[2] Using the exercise files.mp4

01:53

[2] 1. Project Management and Preferences

[1] Databases vs. projects.mp4

04:06

[2] Understanding Resolve databases.mp4

01:52

[3] Creating a disk database.mp4

02:14

[4] Backing up and restoring databases.mp4

03:03

[5] Deleting and relinking databases.mp4

02:43

[6] Using the Davinci Resolve project server software.mp4

07:22

[7] Organizing databases and projects.mp4

06:02

[8] Sharing and backing up projects.mp4

02:00

[9] Exporting DaVinci Resolve bins and timelines.mp4

05:50

[10] Sharing bins and galleries in the same database.mp4

08:38

[3] 2. User Interface Getting Resolve to Operate Like You Think

[1] Assigning menu items as keyboard shortcuts.mp4

09:24

[2] The middle scroll wheel.mp4

07:02

[3] Edit page viewer options.mp4

04:22

[4] Color page viewer options.mp4

06:48

[5] Managing timeline overwhelm.mp4

03:10

[6] Advanced timeline view options.mp4

03:39

[7] Simplify the Resolve user interface.mp4

02:07

[4] 3. Enhancing Playback Performance

[1] Playback optimizations What are your options.mp4

06:25

[2] Performance mode.mp4

05:52

[3] Render Cache Overview.mp4

05:02

[4] Render Cache Smart mode.mp4

08:41

[5] Render Cache User mode.mp4

06:46

[6] Using optimized media.mp4

04:21

[7] Enabling timeline proxy mode.mp4

02:30

[8] Proxy media Resolve 17+ overview.mp4

04:52

[9] Proxy media Proxy archives (R17+).mp4

02:51

[10] Additional performance tweaks.mp4

05:34

[5] 4. Sharing Timelines with Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro

[1] The challenges of importingexporting timelines.mp4

02:15

[2] What is an XML.mp4

04:40

[3] How to prepare the timeline for XML sharing.mp4

06:33

[4] Exporting a reference movie.mp4

03:51

[5] Exporting a timeline for XML.mp4

01:22

[6] How to conform XMLs.mp4

06:28

[7] Understanding the flat file workflow.mp4

02:42

[6] 5. Hardware Options for DaVinci Resolve

[1] Using external hardware.mp4

01:27

[2] Blackmagic Speed Editor and Mini Panel.mp4

07:00

[3] DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard Overview.mp4

04:13

[4] Using third-party hardware with DaVinci Resolve.mp4

05:22

[5] Dedicated client displays Concept and overview.mp4

03:57

[7] Conclusion

[1] Thank you and goodbye.mp4

02:10

Description

DaVinci Resolve is constantly being updated and refined. In this course, instructor Patrick Inhofer shows you how to work smarter with this feature-rich platform, sharing important workflows and options that every Resolve editor, colorist, VFX artist, or audio mixer should understand. Learn how to efficiently manage databases and project files, customize the user interface to suit your personal preferences, and optimize playback performance—including how to leverage Render Cache and proxy options. Plus, discover how to move a project between Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, as well as add additional hardware to speed up your editing, color grading, or mixing workflows.

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I am a professional, accomplished Film and Video colorist (with a pedigree in editing and finishing) with 30+ years professional experience delivering high-quality programming for Broadcast, Commercial, Corporate and Indie clients, requiring minimal supervision. For 10+ years I've also developed a concurrent career teaching others how to digitally color correct moving images and been active in developing community resources for professional and aspiring colorists. What is digital color correction? Professional colorists enhance images (fix problems and control the viewer's eye) while reinforcing the underlying narrative of the story being told (and yes, even Corporate videos tell stories that will benefit from color correction). If you want to be amazed at how much your images can be improved by the deft touch of a professional colorist, contact me—or, if you want to do my job, take one of my training courses. Sub-specialty: Color Correction for long-form (Documentary and Indie) filmmakers

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