But, if you follow along these should get you going.ĭavinci Resolve Lite Tutorial Part 0 - Basics for Free 8.1.1 Also, any other workflows to bring our MTS files into Resolve.įor now I will leave a couple links to some good tutorials to get you started. I'm not sure but I think Resolve wants an Avid MXF wrapper.
I've done some transcoding tests with 5DtoRGB which supports output in 3 flavors of DNxHD. Particularly in light of high bit-rate GOP1 hacks such as Driftwood, I'd like to hear back regarding other's workflows getting their MTS files through a Resolve grading and out. I do have a Mac I can try Resolve 8.1.1 on at the moment but that computer isn't part of my editing workflow. With finalcut X loosing its luster with the current upgrade, and the highly touted Resolve coming to Windows, us PC users have much less reason for MAC envy. But now is FREE! The fact ProRes as a writing codec is not available to us PC users, the free Avid DNxHD codec becomes an excellent alternative. More importantly for us Windows users, DNxHD codec use to require a $500 license.
But now Black Magic has lifted that limitation! So now unlimited nodes, great use of CUDA acceleration. This prevented some very essential corrections requiring 3+ notes for tracking or power windows. Soon to be Windows 7 compatible!Īs of yesterday the main handicaps of the lite version were the limit to 2 nodes. As you guys may already know, DaVinci Resolve is available (for the moment) as MAC only lite version FREE.
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