In addition to this Special Report, on ‘Launch Day’ we found two other sources of information worth looking at: Other initial Resolve 12 Public Beta 1 sources of useful information Unlike previous versions, the ‘free’ and ‘paid’ versions of DaVinci Resolve 12 can co-exist on the same computer. One thing we don’t mention: You CAN keep DaVinci Resolve 12 and DaVinci Resolve 12 Studio side-by-side. Otherwise, you’ll be guaranteed all sorts of problems if they’re both installed simultaneously.

DON’T keep Resolve 12 along side Resolve 11 on your computer: You’ll need to install one version over the each, each time you want upgrade / downgrade.If you are going to update existing databases, back them up first!.Don’t upgrade existing databases: Instead, create a fresh database with DaVinci Resolve 12 and import your existing projects into this new database.We offer a round of tips for existing DaVinci Resolve users who want to upgrade and work in Resolve 12 Public Beta 1. Because we tend to bounce around in our discussion, here’s a quick summary: Of course, one of the first topics of discussion is: What does it mean to work with Beta software?Īll three of us have had years of experience testing beta software, and all three of us were on the DaVinci Resolve 12 Private Beta-which began about 4 weeks ago. Since this is such a huge update, including a complete overhaul of the interface, we decided to focus our discussions on our initial impressions. Of course, a big topic of conversation was the newly revealed DaVinci Resolve 12-and that it wouldn’t be released until ‘July 2015’. Here we are in July 2015-and DaVinci Resolve 12 Public Beta 1 has been released! In this Insight, Team Mixing Light chats about our initial impressions of DaVinci Resolve 12 In Mailbag Episode #25 Team Mixing Light chatted about NAB 2015. Tutorials / DaVinci Resolve 12 Special Report Resolve 12 Public Beta 1: Special Report

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