Steinberg VST3 support with access to even more audio effects.Export timeline markers as a YouTube video or QuickTime chapters.Sync markers, comments, annotations with Dropbox and Dropbox Replay.
Native Dropbox and Dropbox Replay integration with render presets.Furthermore, the DaVinci Neural Engine performance is faster on Mac OS Monterey. Secondly, native HDR viewers and 120Hz playback are supported on the new MacBook Pros. Now, the situation repeats itself.įirstly, the new Resolve 17.4 supports a hardware-accelerated Apple ProRes on Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max. When the first Apple M1 MacBooks came last year, Blackmagic Design was very quick with releasing an optimized version of DaVinci Resolve for the ARM-based architecture. Although we still have to wait for real-world reviews, it seems like the laptops again offer an unprecedented combination of power and effectivity (low battery consumption), which is vital for working on demanding tasks on the go. DaVinci Resolve 17.4 – New Key FeaturesĪs anticipated, the new Apple MacBook Pro laptops triggered a wave of excitement among many creators. Apart from the optimization for the new M1 Pro and M1 Max machines, the new Resolve brings plenty of other improvements and optimizations. Now, in reaction to the new MacBook Pro laptops from Apple, Blackmagic Design is releasing a new version of Resolve – the 17.4.
Roughly 14 days ago, we received the new DaVinci Resolve 17.3.2 version from Blackmagic Design. Furthermore, there is now a native Dropbox and Dropbox Replay integration and many other new improvements. The new DaVinci Resolve 17.4 brings support for hardware-accelerated Apple ProRes and full use of 120Hz displays on Apple MacBook Pro laptops with an M1 Pro and M1 Max chip.
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