Improved post-filter map finesse with fewer artefacts for Resolve FX Depth Map.Ībility to export IMSC1 or DFXP subtitles from the track header context menu.Ĭtrl/Cmd dragging different formats to Fairlight timeline now creates matching tracks.Īddressed an issue where reloading bins in collaboration would sometimes not work.Īddressed incorrect metadata mapping when importing some CSVs.Īddressed render in place ignoring renames for compound clips in the edit page.Īddressed order of timeline edits when importing files from Finder in the edit page.Īddressed accidental selection of transform overlays when clicking in the edit viewer.Īddressed accidental keyframe creation for some actions in the edit curves panel.Īddressed issues with Open FX keyframes in the edit page.Īddressed a refresh issue when enabling display individual audio channels in edit. Support for Resolve FX Surface Tracker in the Fusion page.Īutomatic initialization of mesh boundary overlay in Resolve FX Surface Tracker. I personally haven’t had many issues running DaVinci Resolve 18 beta to but hopefully for the people that were experiencing issues the new beta fixes a lot of those issues. Looking over the update notes it seems like the main focus is fixing bugs, hopefully this addresses the stability issues some are experiencing. Still, you now don’t need to stack timelines to display up to subtitles and with each stacked timeline you will be able to display up to 4 additional subtitles – previsouly in DaVinci Resolve 17 each subtitle had to be on its own timeline.A new update of the public beta was just released by Blackmagic Design today “Beta 4” You of course can export those 4 subtitle regions as a TTML file, but if you export it as say an SRT subtitle file, then only the original subtitle will be exported without the 3 additional regions that you have in the subtitle track. So we can now have 4 subtitles per subtitle track, however you have to note that this will only work if you burn the subtitles into the video. Well they introduced subtitle regions within subtitle tracks.

So what is there for those that aren’t into TV production? There is a lot of new support when it comes to TTML, which is fine but that’s mostly for streaming and TV production. While there are some cool features being added I first wanted to look what is being done with the subtitle functionality.

Did you hear that there’s DaVinci Resolve 18 just around teh corner? Well it is!

Davinci resolve 18 subtitles