What's new in DaVinci Resolve 17.0 Public Beta 8

- Improved de-interlace quality.
- Improved handling of alpha channel scaling in ACES and RCM workflows.
- Copying grades and nodes in the Color page is now focus-based.
- Improved timecode navigation and display on interlaced timelines.
- Improved Fusion path maps with ability to open folders and expanded path displays.
- Support for the HDR grading palette in the DaVinci Resolve mini panel.
- Support for Netflix loudness standards in the Fairlight loudness analyzer.
- Support for non-parametric DaVinci CTL IDT and ODT formats.
- Support for dragging stills to the viewer or node graph to apply grade.
- Addressed an issue with audio recording on USB headsets when using a Blackmagic Design monitoring device.
- Addressed issues with adding and navigating keyframes from the inspector.
- Addressed an issue with revealing synced audio in media pool.
- Addressed an issue when sorting by Scene or Camera # in the media pool.
- Addressed an update issue with clip names in the sync clips window when multiple clips from the same camera are used.
- Addressed an issue where the place on top command would not work correctly with titles on the cut page.
- Addressed an issue with transition alignment when importing or exporting DRT files.
- Addressed an issue with handling Fusion effects on clips inside a compound clip
- Addressed an issue where adding new Fusion templates would require an application restart.
- Addressed an issue with disappearing crossfades when trimming the in point of an audio clip.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect in-out range display on the Fairlight timeline.
- Addressed an issue with subclip extents created from interlaced clips.
- Addressed an issue where ResolveFX Video Collage would sometimes show outlines around tiles.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect flow context menu behavior on some Linux systems in the Fusion page.
- Addressed an issue where macros with non-image outputs would sometimes show incorrect previews.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect HDR previews when use mac display color profiles was enabled.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect scaling during playback when using optimized media in performance mode.
- Addressed an issue with incorrect OpenFX settings behavior in the color page when using Resolve Live.
- Addressed an issue where B-chain filters and delays would not work correctly in FlexBus projects.
- Addressed an issue where using OpenCL on Linux would cause a crash.
- Addressed an issue where QuickTime files rendered with AAC audio would not contain audio for the first few frames.
- Addressed an issue with missing audio transitions when importing AAFs with a timecode offset.
- DaVinci Resolve Project Server and PostgreSQL are now in a separate installer.
- General performance and stability improvements.

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