New updates allow editors to improve sorting of media.

There is a new adaptive scroll feature on the search dial and some buttons have been renamed to match the corresponding functions in the software, among other updates.

Hardware updatesĪlong with the software, Blackmagic Design has also updated the DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard for better functionality and more intuitive control. The tool allows editors to make instant cuts to clips in the timeline with one click. That’s changing with version 16, which adds a much-requested cut clip tool. If there's a decently polished open-source option available I'd be all over it.Until now, the ubiquitous cut tool was missing from the DaVinci Resolve interface. Ideally I'd like a package that isn't subscription-based as per Adobe.

My question as per thread title: does anyone know of any AI-based tools/apps which could do a better job of stabilising some shaky 4K phone footage than the 2014-era Virtualdub plugin included with the kinda janky amateur-grade NLE software (NCH Videopad) that I'm still persisting with? The Deshaker plugin does a passable job in some circumstances when there's a very obvious subject with good contrast to the background, and the shakeyness isn't too bad, and I've taken the time to have a couple of goes at it and dialed in the settings.īut there's got to be something faster and better available in 2023, right?Īlternatively, what's the best choice these days in the way of prosumer editing software with this kind of functionality built in? Maybe it's finally time to bite the bullet and buy something 'proper'. So it seems we will all be bowing down to our AI-driven robot overlords and paying tribute to Skynet in the not-too-distant future, what with the recent explosion of AI-generative tools for language-based interaction, image & video creation/manipulation, audio processing etc.

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