Press ‘Option’ + ‘Command’ + ‘k’ on your Magic Keyboard or other external keyboard and at the bottom right you can select shortcuts to get all features of DaVinci Resolve just like it is on Mac. Thereby you can include all pages, so not only Cut and Color but also Edit, Fairlight etcetera. Seems that BlackMagic Design ported the MacOS version 1:1 to iPadOS. Not all functions will work, but most of them do! Try it out. Oh by the way, a spokesperson from BlackMagic Design told that the iPadOS version will get native full function support with upcoming updates. So that’s reason number two that you already can access all pages of DaVinciResolve. 😉
Whatever you think of the iPad version, this is a super smart move of Blackmagic to beat other NLEs to iPad. Resolve is great it’s just not industry standard for anything other than color correction, but having it on iPad introduces it to more novice editors for the future. Rooting for Resolve!
@@TailosiveTech Those things last months and you can turn most off when you don’t need them so they will be fine whenever you turn them on. I have a LogiTech Master 3 and it lasts months
It looks like you actually get all the features. I just edited my first video on my M1 iPad Pro. I’ve never used the cut screen for editing on my MacBook before. So I kind of had to relearn everything. It was still a pretty good experience. I think Luma fusion is really getting the raw end of the deal because it’s pretty great too. But the export settings, they are really sketchy. When I first tried the RU-vid option, the end result was really choppy and crazy looking footage. I had to go with the ProRes. Weirdly, it was literally exactly the same size file as the one that turned out really choppy, but it actually worked. Also, you really need an Apple Pencil for this. Fingers are pretty much too big.. the crashing maybe because you’re iPad is old. Mine didn’t crash at all. I edited on a external extreme drive, and I will save my battery really went down fast. I had to take a break, charge it and come back that was annoying.
If it helps for RU-vid video not to be choppy make sure up the bitrate to 70 or above if you do 30 or less which is the recommend setting that would mean luma for s compressing the footage and RU-vid also will be compressing as well which would lead to choppy or bad looking footage
Just wondering about the performance in m1 iPad, it's a year old. Pro apps like DaVinci resolve needs extra power to run it well. M2 iPad is out there too.
I believe all of the features are available on all supported iPads, and the studio version actually adds very little features over the free version, if it's the same as on desktop.
Studio Version will most likely get the better support and feature set in the end, we all know this is a starting place for them. I believe they are working on getting the audio page ported next.
I’ve heard you can get the other missing pages by assigning keyboard short cuts. Think they hid the other pages because they weren’t ready for prime time yet
Works well on a M2 with a thunderbolt SSD. It’s a powerful program, but I think because screen space is so limited, even with the pencil, scroll bars are hard to use and some operations are just annoying. It’s a program that just works better on a full computer. Having it on an iPad is great if you are traveling or need to work light in the field, but the limitations of the device make it hard to use for involved projects. It would be interesting to see if it were possible to create stripped down views of each page that would reduce the amount of GUI elements to just what you needed for a particular task. Also as some people have mentioned, all the desktop views exist in the iPad version (edit, fusion, fair light, deliver etc) but you have to edit the keyboard short cuts to make them available. My guess is that Blackmagic will make these more easily available once they figure out how to make them work more effectively on a touch screen.
“Software has basically stagnated” he said after three years of iPadOS becoming its own thing and iPads getting basically most features that people have been asking for. 🤦♂️
How? They literally leave out iPadOS from basic things we’ve had on iOS for years. No lock screen customization, no optimized battery charging, no calculator app. People have been asking for Final Cut and logic, and Xcode for 4-5 years and we still haven’t gotten any
The thing RU-vid creators forget is that not everyone prioritizes video editing… yes it’s their job but it’s not everyone else’s… and yet they use that as the baseline for a good product or not
@@TailosiveTechYes, but millions buy iPads for its graphic arts capabilities. It’s already a Tablet used by Professionals in their work. It’s preferred.
Remember that the A12X was faster than 90% of laptop chips at the time. The 10% that were faster was basically the 16” MacBook Pro and equivalents at a similar or usually slightly higher price point from other manufacturers, plus the high-end gaming laptops that have desktop class chips and 45 minute battery life. So it is definitely capable of running a full-featured Davinci Resolve.
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. With ipads power consumption is also taken into account. Yeah they might give it all the features at the cost of heat and poor battery.
Pro apps rely more on optimisation (like co-processors) and, of course, RAM. That is why when YT creators said the M1 was wasted, and leading buyers to the 4GB iPad Pros (12X/Z) were simply poor techies and wrong. RAM, RAM, and RAM for Procreate and DV Resolve. It is simple. To get a great experience, the iPad Pro M2 with min 8GB (better 16GB) should be where you go. The older, non-M ipads can do most but def not do the pro apps well; 4GB is all you have, no swap, and no compressed RAM in the pro app you use.
You can get all the features for iPad. Just like the desktop. Use Option Cmd K to open the Keyboard Customisation page. Then search for Search Page and then assign shortcuts for each page. After closing the menu to can add all the other pages. So identical to the desktop.
As a simple speed test, I rendered a 22:30 sequence of shots with no effects, transitions or color grading. The source footage was iPhone H265 4k or GoPro footage of varying sizes from a thunderbolt Nvme drive and rendered to a ProRes file in HD back to the same Nvme drive. Rendered on a M2 iPad with 8GB of memory, it took 2:44 to render the 22:30 sequence, averaging 150 - 200 fps. Rendering the same sequence to h.264 took 3:10 (I assume it was faster in ProRes as there is the hardware encoder on the M2.)
Although it’s only partially optimized, and still buggy and obviously limited compared to Studio; at least performance-wise on my 2020 M1 iPad Pro It beats my 2010 dual 3GHz XEON, with 64 GB RAM RAID-10 SSD’s and NVidia Titan X 64 GB. Yes, I plan to move to desktop M2’s next year, but the M1 on iPad kicks butt and will within 18 months will be fully pro.
2020 M1 iPad Pro? It was released in 2021. In 2020 iPad Pro with the A12Z Bionic SoC was released. Nevertheless, it’s impressive what you’re experience is with the iPad Pro compared to your desktop! Question. Why will the iPad Pro be fully pro within 18 months from now? Do more desktop class software come to the iPad? I’m curious 🧐
I think it's a shame that all iPads below the M1 are restricted to FullHD and the app is not available on the iPhone. I use LumaFusion for all my 4k editing both on my iPad Mini 6 (RU-vid) and the iPhone 13 Pro Max (Instagram) and FullHD is a complete dealbreaker for me. They tell you it's because of the RAM, but LumaFusion can easily handle up to 4x 4k streams in parallel.
1:50 in this image you see the audio detached from the video. And it’s done in the cut page. However, I’ve been trying to do it and honestly I can not find a way to do it. And without it, I find it very difficult to edit any kind of video in DaVinci Resolve for the iPad.
Mine runs great….unless I open the fusion page. The fusion page immediately crashes. The edit page works most of the time - when I take the time to open it. I have pair the keyboard to find the hack for that anytime I want to open the edit page. I find that Lumafusion can save as my “edit page” and then move it over to DaVinci for titles or color. My iPad is PRO but is pre the “M” chips. I go back and forth on the idea of upgrading to an “M” chip and paying for Studio or just going for a specked out Apple Mini instead. Thank you for the rant 😂. You said what I was already thinking.
It works brilliantly on the M1 12.9 iPad and Blackmagic are going to add the extra pages. Well worth the download for people who are using the M1 as their day to day machine. My laptop no longer gets used.
Really, just let me know pls how the software runs easily because it's a pro app. I just got an M1 iPad pro 256 GB , i got it for 949 cad dollar . The M2 iPad 256 gb would cost me 1229 there. Money is not the issue, I just thought to save some . I heard that there is not much the difference. I can still return the m1 and go for M2. But I gotta pay 280 more. Altogether, it's gonna put me in MacBook range which can do more.
@@seanudal thanks for reply. I was confused that it's a year old chip. I upgraded from my old iPad 6th gen. I was wondering if I made any mistake by not choosing m2 just because of saving money. I have an 11 inch. I heard that 12.9 has blooming effect in dark, is it noticable?
@@gaganplaysgames564 I have no blooming effect. I think that was if you push the brightness right up. The 12.9 screen is fantastic. The best I have ever had. My M1 works really well.
Great video, I think this is meant for Davinci resolve users that depend on the cloud editing for projects on the go. And with the ability to get all the tabs through a simple hack, I was able to edit a video just a few minutes ago, with it only crashing once.
No way, at least use LumaFusion if it’s a debate between Resolve or something else haha. I just tried to teach some young carers how to use iMovie and the workflow is so backwards
did you know that by pressing option command K going to the right bottom corner, scrolling down to the page shortcut, and opening up, you can see all the other tabs. Bye adding shortcuts to the tabs you can make them appear and have a full Davinci resolve application.
You are spoiled by your Mac. But not everyone wants a device that has a keyboard and a mouse attached to it nor can afford 2 devices. Someone who buys an ipad can now have a great video editing app that will get better over time.
@@TailosiveTech you don’t 24/7 video edit on an iPad. You know there are other use cases too for an iPad too. The power of the iPad relies on it’s flexibility.
@@tasosjw He complains about no pro apps but knows that if the iPad needs to be pro, then a keyboard is essential (pro apps use a lot of shortcuts). Gets a pro app and then whines about needing a keyboard! I get the impression this is now simply a troll Apple channel, feeding off the anti-Apple mob.
@@andyH_England I agree so much with you. He has gotten very boring with this “iPad-sucks” thing. Ok iPad is far from perfect but I still love it and I don’t want a Mac.
Most of the problems you mention here are fixable here’s a link so you can see for yourself (; Thank me later ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HHrfQP6Breg.html
It tells me due to my 2019 iPad mini having low memory (3gb) the project is limited to 1080p. I wish this was higher seeing as my 2012 iPad mini could edit and render 1080p video with 512mb of ram and even my 6s Plus can do 4K in iMovie with 2gb. Seems strange that they couldn’t manage a 4K render even if it was a lower res preview.
This is DV Resolve, far more features and overhead than whatever you rendered out before. DV is built to be a pro app, there are plenty of simple, light-weight apps out there, but DV will be pro-level and take up a significant amount of RAM when loaded.
Basically what Andy said, one of the big things about DaVinci Resolve coming to iPad is the fact it CAN. That’s only possible due to iPad getting support for newer features like Swap, and more ram finally being available (instead of only allowing for 25% typically). Apps that have been available to edit video on iPad previously were designed for iPads, which is why some more flexible features and pro features never were available - it just wasn’t possible. DaVinci isn’t designed to be Ram efficient, it’s designed to be capable, hence, like was said, much more overhead.
I tried of apple and others using it works on iPad Pro. that means it should run on all iPad Pro. Apple need break up to which apps for which iPad. I have iPad Pro 4 gen an I don't know how to bring my footage in from cam or iPhone in to the app.
Muchas gracias por tu video, pienso lo mismo, tengo un iPad Pro 2018 que es mi herramienta de trabajo principal, pero hay muchas cosas que me resultan mas fácil de hacer en lumafucion y esto no tiene sentido, no se si comprar la versión de DaVinci Resolve Studio porque necesito trabajar en HDR 10 bits y no encuentro ningún tipo de información si en mi iPad Pro esto funcionará, yo si puede trabajar en 4k tal ves porque tengo la versión de 1tb que trae 6 de Ram, pero enserio no hay información por ningún lado al respecto de esto
I have the 6gb memory a12 chip on my iPad Pro 2020 fourth generation and adding transitions is convoluted. I can’t add them unless I take out some of the beginning and end of the two clips and still it only adds it to one of the clips. Also I try to put a title at the beginning of my clip and it adds it to the end of the clips. I’m gonna settle for lumafuaion which I’ve always used
"Pro" computers are NOT wall gardened, locked down and your choices restricted to a single monopoly App store. Let's STOP bulls#!tting ourselves and recognize it's the OS that is holding back iPad "Pro"s. MacOS - a Pro OS, Pro Apps, Pro features, Pro control (for users), Pro choice for Pro users.
It's laughable, and also borderline embarrassing, the amount of cool engineers and resources Apple is willing to invest into for all of their key software and they can’t bring Final Cut Pro to the iPad. It’s more of the stopgap decoy to me now, rather than its own product. I’ll never buy another iPad again until they can bring heavy demanding software that only runs on their latest M-series Apple silicon chips or my current A12Z iPad either is not working. I’m not saying they are obligated to, but they are not doing it to have a incentive to get a MacBook. I don’t need or own a MacBook (yet), but when I hit the roadblock in my workflow, I’m not staying on the iPad full-time. I already sold my Windows desktop to cover to cost for this iPad, and I’m eying a Mac laptop. I’ve learnt that desktops are dead to me, I can’t stay in one place anymore (thanks to the lockdowns) and I’m not waiting for future software to get the most out of my products. If I can’t do what I want to do and not get what I want to do done, it is dead to me - I’m not buying it on hype from tech reviewers who said back in 2020 that this is the year that the iPad is a Windows / Mac replacement. I love my iPad, so this is coming from my heart but at this point… I gotta let it go.
I don’t understand what the heck are those Apple employees doing in that damn round building throughout the year whilst we have the garbage software with bugs and glitches and the overall software lags behind time as well as other companies like Samsung to name one.
Looks like you are late to the party. You can add the other pages through custom keys. DaVinci actually ported the entire program but hid the additional pages because they are still working on them. “Option, command, K” scroll to the bottom to “show page” and enter custom keys to active. Welcome.
This is exactly what Zone of tech was talking about in his last video. Apple makes some weird moves that’s alienates it’s hardcore customers. It’s frustrating when u have capable hardware that’s handicapped by Apple.
All Apple has to do is giving us a lite version of Final Cut Pro for iPad Pro. I'm ok to pay $50-$100 for it. We just need something little bit better than iMovie.
Remember Steve Jobs’ quadrant of divvying up product lines based off of a higher and lower end of 2 categories, like price and features? Here is my take on that logic being applied to the 2023 iPhones. Lmk thoughts! iPhone: portability vs expense More portable, less expensive: 5.8", same screen as iPhone X (as with Face ID sensors + camera), aluminum rounded like iPhone X/XS/11Pro. MagSafe compatibility, so single 12ProMax Wide sensor. "iPhone SE", Silver, Starlight, Product Red, Midnight aluminum, good A15 + 64GB ($50 extra to 128GB) + 5GB RAM, $449. Less portable, less expensive: 6.1", USB-C (10Gb/s), iPhone 14 body (aluminum) and screen with 14 pro pill. 2 cameras (whichever is better between the 13ProMax and 14Plus) for both the Wide and UltraWide, plus 15 lineup LiDAR Good A16 + 6GB RAM + 128GB storage ($100 extra to 256GB), ideally a color scheme similar to M1 iMac or recent non-pro USB-C iPads. "iPhone 15", $819. More portable, more expensive: iPhone 14 Pro front stretched to fit 6.3". USB 3.1? (20Gb/s!) USB-C. Stainless steel: titanium 2:1 for weight and cost balance. 3 cameras, same Wide and Telephoto 3X as 14Pro, same UltraWide as 15 Ultea "iPhone 15 Pro", White, Moon Gray, Space Black, good A17 + 256GB + 6GB RAM ($150 extra to $512), $1049 Less portable, more expensive: 6.7", titanium, smaller island, otherwise same screen as 14ProMax. A17X, TB4 USB-C, 8GB RAM. 14 Wide, better UltraWide, periscope 3X or 5X zoom lens, 15 lineup LiDAR. Sideways FaceID functionality, and semi-Slideover in landscape from island side. "iPhone 15 Ultra", $1249. 512GB ($200 extra for 1TB), Metallic Silver, Slate.
I wonder if this will be like “Stage Manager” where they aren’t listing what will work on the older iPads until they’re absolutely sure people aren’t buying new iPads in droves just to get all the DaVinci Resolve? When they see there hasn’t been a bump in that direction they might go ahead and give older iPads more of the features so that we appreciate them but upgrade to the new iPad at that point so it’ll run smoother. 🤔🤷♂️🤦♂️😂
The stage Manager always worked on older iPads. Apple stated in their interviews that it would work, but not to the degree they feel is "Apple" standard. This is obvious, as Stage Manager is multitasking, and if you only have 3GB of RAM and are trying to run DV Resolve and Procreate simultaneously, it will be a slugfest as both need min 3GB RAM. The same logic applies to DV Resolve; it is not about the CPU or GPU but about RAM (and swap).
On the topic of Ipads, I’ve been playing Football Manager 2023 on my A12Z iPad Pro and the thing keeps on freezing on me after a few days. I swear Apple is baiting to buy the M1 iPad’s at this point
Yes, silly, you cannot expect a new release to be 100%. Creators are so impatient these days; they are mainly millennials and maybe needed to live in the 1970s and 80s to realise how lucky they are to be in this era.
I’m a Final Cut Pro user to, but I am an editor so I like to learn different editing programs in case a job I get requires knowledge of the different software. I will probably experiment with Davinci resolve on the iPad but I don’t like their file system. I prefer how Final Cut saves everything it’s easier to access an individual project THAN resolve is.
I’ve come to appreciate FCPXs file management for quick turnaround jobs, but I’m not a fan of storing media inside the library because you just get these huge bloated library files and I backup my media separately anyway. Resolve’s media management works a bit better for large volumes of media and moving between devices. In my opinion at least haha :)
@@Workingfilms I feel like Final Cut keeps the media within the project or library. Whereas resolve keeps everything separate. Maybe I use the library wrong tho. I tend to like to keep everything linked to that specific project.
@@matthewmastrobuono582 yes, you can store media in the project library, but it’s not a necessity. I think it’s because you can probably import into FCPX directly from an SD Card, but my (and most people’s) workflow is offload & backup media first, then create my project library. When I import I just click “leave files in place”. If you import into the library it copies all the clips and gives you a double up of your footage.
@@Workingfilms see my college taught us Final Cut 7s import but we were importing from tape so the original media backups stayed on those little tapes. Talk about a long process. People complain about transferring from lightning is slow. Professionals back in the day had hours of importing they couldn’t even leave they had to stay at the computer. We are spoiled these days.
BREAKING RUMOR: Apple is indeed working on a GPU with hardware ray tracing, but had problems that led them to remove it from the latest chips. It also explains the sudden support of Blender as they struggle to tear into NVIDIA's throat. Exciting!
Actually it’s an easy “hack” to unlock all the other pages of Davinci Resolve; I think that the edit page and others aren’t optimized and that’s why BM hid them in this early version of the software: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HHrfQP6Breg.html
They have likely done their research, and the brainiacs told them that it is a zero-sum game, probably more likely to be detrimental to their business model. That would be a poor business opportunity with 1-3 years of world slowdown and recovery in progress.
I’m open to being proven wrong but I think iPadOS has gone as far as it can software wise. It’s matured and it’s good software but this division between iPad applications and Mac applications is starting to become a hindrance for some users.
@@TailosiveTech Get over it with the calculator app and support developers; there are hundreds in the Apple Store, even ones that turn your onscreen keyboard into a calculator. This is just ridiculous negativity, no calculator app!!! As Apple said, there are so many good ones available they feel anything they would do would be second-rate. Isn't optimised battery charging now built-in, done by ML automatically?
@@andyH_England it's not optimized charging, it's just not charging to 100% but saying it's 100% (when it's more like 97-98). It's better than nothing but it's far from proper optimized charging like it's done on most PCs or like Aldente does on MacOS, where you can leave the device plugged it when not in use
@@_Digitalguy Yes, if you compare versus the Tab S line with a setting to stop charging at 85%, it does not have a limiter. I assumed he meant charging slower at specific points in the charging cycle, which Apple now does as part of the software, where previously they had a setting. Yes, a limiter would be nice.
If Apple really wanted these on iPads I feel they would’ve added them by now. I know they will add them eventually but we’ll all be saying the same thing as we said about lightning to usb-c “why did it take you this long to add it?” I really do want the iPad and iPadOS to succeed. I just don’t get what apple wants to do with it.
Man I just cant really imagine what apple could do with the ipad anymore... It just has peeked for how much apple is willing to do with it. The device needs a design overhaul, or else I fear it will become boring, and no amount of changes that apple would realistically do could fix it. They need MacOS, or Pro apps, or something
The hardware is fine. It needs a software overhaul. Calculator app, improved Files App, Terminal, Final Cut, Logic, XCode. The need to allow in-app plug-in stores, like the one you get in VSCode.
@@katrinabryce the calculator app is a testament to how absolutely ridiculous apple decides to completely neglect certain aspects of software. My general sense from apple for their UI design is that once it works, they don’t change it for a very long time, both with small features and at large scale. It really is a shame, because there is absolutely no reason that the iPad can’t have a calculator app, and there are countless ways they could do it. I’m just convinced they are not going to add it, for whatever obscure reason that they decide to withhold from updating and adding software features that have existed for years on other OSs. I know im quite sensitive when it comes to this issue and most people don’t care, but i still hate how apple h seemingly doesn’t care.
@@katrinabryce Agreed. Or Put a really really good screen on it for content consumption or something! At the minute the iPad is trying to be something that It's not. And either Apple needs to make it an actual computer or rework the lineup to be cheaper and more purely as a tablet, then give Macs touch screens
@@Gamingwithslinky The success of the iPad was founded on the fact that it was not yet another laptop with a touchscreen. You are a niche minority; 90% of all ipads sold are to consumers who do not care for what you want. Apple needs to make the Pros (M-chips) have their own iPadOS Pro, still not a desktop OS, but with other add-ons. But at the end of the day, it is getting developers onboard, which can take decades.
@@andyH_England I agree the base iPads make sense... It's just imagine an iPad in 5 years? What could possibly change? I feel every improvement is gonna be so minor, or gimmicky.
