Blackmagic Design released the new version of the popular NLE DaVinci Resolve. The version 17.2 brings a long list of new features and improvements. Perhaps the most interesting are much faster startup times and the fact that the Live Save feature is now turned on by default. Yet again, Blackmagic Design releases a new version of DaVinci Resolve. The Resolve 17 is with us since November 2020. After a long series of Beta Releases culminating into the final 17.0 version, Blackmagic Design is continuing with new sub-versions. The 17.1 update introduced optimized support for Apple M1 computers. The new version 17.2 is now available for Windows 10, macOS (including Apple Silicon machines), and Linux. Let’s take a look at which improvements the new version includes. DaVinci Resolve 17.2 The first thing that caught my interest, is that with 17.2 Blackmagic Design finally turns the Live Save feature on by default. I am actually surprised this did not happen earlier because the Autosave and Live Save features are a must for anyone who wants to seriously work with Resolve. There have been several cases where hours of work have been lost because users have not enabled these features. Another nice thing is that Resolve now starts up faster. There are, of course, more improvements. The full list of new features and improvements includes the following: Dramatically improved application startup performance.Live save is now on by default.Support for custom naming for individual timeline clips.Support for adding transitions by double-clicking or dragging to...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 12 May, 2021