I clicked expecting a typical video and was very surprised that by the end I had downloaded 3 of the recommendations. Thank you! I love the watch folder app. Extremely helpful with the iOS Camera App
Interesting stuff, nice. SuperBins should be implemented in Resolve to be honest, even as an option if you don't want it. I'd love synced folders without opening a 3rd party tool. Does that WJTIMELINE apply on anything that touches the playhead? I guess you can't apply it only to selected clips.
I use command post with fcpx and logic and really every app on mac. If u have or use any midi devices i wld highly suggest this free app! Im new to Davinci but def gonna check out some of these!
Holy shit, I literally just edited a client video which I had to organize multiple layers of various videos into a grid and that was a pain in the butt...I wish I've found earlier about the last one
on the bottom left corner of the viewer window, click the box that says transform (there should be a few dropdown options) and you should see those white handles in the viewer window after that. also sometimes just double clicking the text can work but my first way is more reliable. also snapping "strength" can be adjusted in the settings or preferences tab, i cant ever remember which one
Thanks a lot for the SuperBins tip! Too bad this doesn't affect the built in Power Bins in Resolve. Sure, it's very neat to be able to auto-update the project folders but it would be even better if my "master" source of video, audio, etc (ie the power bins) were always up to date. As it is right now, if I add anything to the power bins, Resolve does not include that file automatically.
hmm sounds interesting that you use your power bins for your masters of video and audio files. You may want to try the "monitor folder" option in superbins it may achieve what youre looking for exactly! I mostly use my power bins for video effects, textures and backgrounds that I seldomly update. I keep all my master video files specific to each project in which case superbins keeps everything up to date.
So, do you have to use Soundly actively only when you need it? Or can you download sounds locally and create a selects library before you begin work? Where do sounds store when you drag from soundly to resolve?
you can definitely make a selects library to easy access, although I mainly only use it when i need it and operate in the cloud - but you can download so you can have it local. in the settings within soundly you can set up a folder where the sfx will save. i may do a video on my soundly workflow in the future as that may make it easier to explain
if you are running mac drop the file into this folder (windows should be similar) /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/Scripts/Edit
haha love that! Premiere isn't too emoji friendly, but you can buy an extension if you don't want to have to download .pngs everytime. Check it out here: jamesxdigital.com/emojilibrary I've never used it myself, but if i still edited within Premiere I would definitely try it out
On the minuto 3:15 you said that every bin that you will created automatically sync with davinci, this is not really true, you still need sync again to get that new bins you created in order to appear. Or i might be doing something wrong... Thanks for the Tips
Superbins doesn't sync new folders like shown in your video at 03:20 - anyone with the same issue? I'm on Davinci Studio version 18.6.2 Build 2 and SuperBins Pro 1.71. It did sync all folders for the first time I selected the media folder and it does sync new media I put into the folders, just not new folders themselves.
sorry! each plugin has a different install process so I didn't want to take up too much time with that. the rocket plugin specifically is just a mac app. so it installs just in the system so you can use it anywhere at any time, not just davinci.
