Add, rename and manage regions from the timeline context menu.Set individual presets, text positions and intuitively edit between regions.Subtitle region support with multiple simultaneous captions per track.Support for relinking subtitle clips from the media pool.Ability to view and import subtitles from media storage.Support for timed text TTML, XML and embedded MXF/IMF subtitles.Stabilize Blackmagic Pocket Camera clips with camera gyro metadata.Proxy files in subfolders are automatically assigned in the media pool.Ability to choose between prioritizing proxies or camera originals.New Proxy Generator app for auto-creating proxies within watch folders.Improved project performance, especially when working with large projects.Vastly improved project library performance for network workflows.Support for intelligent path mapping to relink files automatically.Collaborate securely over the internet using Blackmagic ID.Blackmagic Cloud to host and manage cloud-based project libraries.Integration with Pocket Camera gyro stabilisation has a good demo of that final point on Instagram which you can have look at here.Īnd once you've been to have a look at that and been suitably impressed, the full list of everything else and sys reqs is below something to read while you download DaVinci Resolve 18 from the Blackmagic site.Integration with Blackmagic Cloud and Cloud products.We've pasted the long and mammoth list of new bits and pieces below, but if you want the tl dr meta-list of new features they can be boiled down to a fairly succinct top three. But move it has, with 'pretty much' everything in the beta now stabilised. Given the sheer size and scale of Resolve 18, the speed with which Blackmagic has managed to move through the beta stage and on into the final release is fairly impressive. Having been initially announced at NAB 2022, Blackmagic has been coding in a frenzy ever since with the result that today DaVinci Resolve 18 moves officially out of beta.

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