DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.0 Public Beta 5 also includes improved audio rendering and proxy media display as well as better handling of Fusion tools when using dual screen presets

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.0 Public Beta 5

- Addressed an issue where clips with Resolve FX keyers would affect composition with tracks below.
- Addressed an issue where HDR media with Resolve FX Color Space Transform would cause clipping.
- Addressed an issue where timeline wipes on clips with temporal processing would sometimes cause a crash.
- Addressed an issue with jumps in some color slider values when changed.
- Addressed an issue with pasting or deleting Fusion tools when using some dual screen presets.
- Addressed an issue where deleting nodes with expressions would freeze Fusion viewer previews.
- Addressed an issue with waveform display for MediaIn nodes using the same audio track.
- Addressed an issue with high CPU usage when switching to the Fairlight page.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect input meter behavior in the dynamics window.
- Addressed an issue with rendering multiple mono tracks to MXF Op-Atom.
- Addressed an issue with mismatched video monitoring when using custom timeline settings.
- Addressed an issue where proxy media would be rotated incorrectly for vertically captured video from phones.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect antivirus flagging of Resolve executables on some Windows systems.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect playback frame rates for interlaced projects.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect battery indication for the Speed Editor on Linux systems.
- Addressed an issue where clips would show offline frames if proxy media was missing.
- Addressed an issue where rendering in place multiple cuts from the same media would behave incorrectly.
- General stability and performance improvements.

Davinci Resolve Studio is a professionally focused video editor from the Australian company Blackmagic Design. The program has a wealth of features and is a great choice, both for experts and aspiring creators alike.

Much of its marketing material shows people with professional workstations hooked up to it. If you’re used to working with these multi-buttoned behemoths, Davinci Resolve Studio may be the video editor for you. Blackmagic makes film industry hardware, as well as software, and Davinci Resolve Studio is an excellent tool for production-quality video work.

DaVinci Resolve Studio 17 is a major new release with over 100 new features and 200 improvements! The color page features new HDR grading tools, redesigned primary controls, AI based magic mask and more. Fairlight updates mouse and keyboard edit selection tools so you can work faster, along with Fairlight Audio Core and FlexBus, a next generation audio engine and busing architecture with support for 2,000 tracks! Editors get a metadata slate view with bin dividers, zoomed waveforms for audio trimming, smart reframing, a unified inspector and dozens of other time saving tools. In addition, compositions created in Fusion can now be used as an effect, title or transition on the edit and cut pages!