Meaning one person pays the fee and any number of projects can be shared with up to 10 users.
However, that's per library and not per project or per user. Now it’s not totally free, as there is a small fee of $5 per month per Project Library to cover costs. 8 min read Major update adds Blackmagic Cloud support for remote collaboration, DaVinci proxy workflow, new AI based.Although the core of the features is cloud-related, in this article we’ll be focusing on the single user point of view. Integrated presentation tools with synced markers and commentsĪll this allows you to get live, frame accurate feedback from fellow editors anywhere, anytime. Blackmagic Design Announces DaVinci Resolve 18 April 18, 2022, 12:30 PM Moreover, DaVinci Resolve 18 includes new Resolve FX such as ultra beauty and 3D depth maps, improved subtitling for editors, Fairlight fixed bus to FlexBus conversion, and more. You'll need a separate solution to share the media files ( Blackmagic also released some hardware called Blackmagic Cloud Store to help with that which you can check out here.)īut once you’re all set, simply invite others via their Blackmagic Cloud ID and you'll be working simultaneously on the same projects in no time! But I'm not sure of that.It’s important to note, you're not uploading the actual media files, only the actual project itself. Discover thousands of DaVinci Resolve templates for your next video project with an Envato Elements membership. So the DB shouldn't be bloated with long-gone projects. 1,500+ DaVinci Resolve Templates & More With Unlimited Downloads. (The DB grows when you add projects and could end up with unused space, but it appears that BMD uses Postgres' "vacuuming" capabilities to clean such things up from time to time. But my guess - just a guess - is that there's no performance difference either way. And having DRBs of your important projects is very necessary.
So they literally cut out some stuff that they no longer save.ĭoing a manual upgrade by outputting everything to DRB and then reimporting into a new, empty DB might fix minor corruptions in projects that might've occurred but aren't noticeable, I guess. The improved speeds (according to Grant's video) were achieved when they were looking at uploading DBs to the Cloud and they noticed that they were storing stuff in the DB that wasn't really used and it was bloating things and causing slow Cloud times. If you didn't have unexpected slowness in v17, I don't think you'll see any difference in v18, no matter which way you go: straight update of DB, or export DRBs and reimport.
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