PJD
Well-Known Member
This is something Davinci Resolve users with certain workflows have wanted for way more than a decade:
The latest 19.1.4 release of both the FREE and $300 US Studio versions of Davinci Resolve for Windows & Linux are now able to encode (render to) Apple ProRes!
Previous releases have long been able to read/import/play/edit ProRes files, but now they can also render ProRes, too.
Of course, the Mac app has always been able to do this, but now Windows & Linux users can too. Read all about it on Blackmagic Design's Support webpage (left hand column):
NOTE: No support for "ProRes RAW" in any version of Davinci Resolve yet, but who knows, maybe that'll happen someday. Cheers.
The latest 19.1.4 release of both the FREE and $300 US Studio versions of Davinci Resolve for Windows & Linux are now able to encode (render to) Apple ProRes!
Previous releases have long been able to read/import/play/edit ProRes files, but now they can also render ProRes, too.
Of course, the Mac app has always been able to do this, but now Windows & Linux users can too. Read all about it on Blackmagic Design's Support webpage (left hand column):
Support Center | Blackmagic Design
Blackmagic Design customer support provides the latest software updates, support notes, instruction manuals and contacts for any product related questions.
www.blackmagicdesign.com
NOTE: No support for "ProRes RAW" in any version of Davinci Resolve yet, but who knows, maybe that'll happen someday. Cheers.