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Blackmagic Design has announced DaVinci Resolve Studio 19 Public Beta 2. This software update adds improvements and bug fixes to the DaVinci public beta, including the ability to apply grades to clips or node stack layers, support for safe area overlays during playback, and better audio clipping in the media management.

What's new in DaVinci Resolve 19.0 Public Beta 2
- Ability to clean and slope the active clip or node stack layer.
- Icon to switch the inspector between clip and track view in editing and Fairlight.
- Support for safe area overlay options in the timeline editing viewer.
- If selected, safe area overlays are displayed in the cut and edit viewers during playback.
- Ripple overwrite on cut page can now be invoked from the application menu.
- Deselecting trackers in Fusion now hides tracker paths in the viewer.
- Media management can now trim mp3 and flac audio into mov and mp4 clips.
- User notice when updating old projects.
- Scripting API support to query multimedia audio track mapping.
- Script API support to query and configure speaker detection from project settings.
- Support for HDR scans using the new Cintel scanner with 8mm gate.
- Support for black and white scans from the Cintel scanner.
- Addressed angle metadata is not set when automatically syncing audio to video.
- Fixed timecode input issue in multi-camera mode in source viewer.
- Fixed an issue when moving Open FX keyframes with anti-aliasing.
- Fixed a potential issue with rendering in-place retimed clips on Apple Silicon.
- Fixed an issue with copying transitions in the editing timeline.
- Fixed transition resizing from the clipping editor not updating the viewer.
- Fixed a synchronization issue with drawing in lower thirds text.
- Fixed an issue with alpha passing in referenced comps.
- Fixed a Fusion tracking issue with IntelliTrack disabled.
- Fixed issue with Fusion tracker zooming if not previewed.
- Fixed an issue when middle clicking on Fusion clips to apply comps.
- Fixed an issue where the Magic Mask in Fusion would be applied to a frame.
- Fixed Fusion mask artifacts when using Resolve Color Management.
- Fixed issue with inverted masks in some Fusion blends.
- Fixed an issue that showed nested inspector controls in Fusion macros.
- Fixed issue with double polygons in multipoly.
- Fixed a possible crash with Fusion particle emitters when using bitmaps.
- Fixed a refresh issue when previewing DCTL on the color page.
- Fixed incorrect labels for the yellow tint and center controls in the Mini Panel.
- Fixed artifacts when using Speed ​​Warp on Mac and Nvidia systems.
- Fixed an issue when creating a project from a preset with multiple node stack layers.
- Fixed an issue with sidechain tracks in updated projects.
- Addressed scenarios with displaced audio when using Dialogue Separator.
- Fixed a scenario where pans were being invoked for the wrong audio track.
- Fixed audio clipping for normalized audio renders using optimization.
- Fixed an issue when decoding AVI clips with moving JPEG format.
- Fixed an issue with accented names on remote monitoring connections.
- General performance and stability improvements.

Davinci Resolve Studio is a professional video editor from the Australian company Blackmagic Design. The program is feature-rich and is a great option for both experts and aspiring creators. Much of their marketing material shows people with connected professional workstations. If you're used to working with these multi-button behemoths, Davinci Resolve Studio may be the video editor for you. Blackmagic makes hardware and software for the film industry, and Davinci Resolve Studio is a great tool for production-quality video work.
DaVinci Resolve 19 includes a new AI-based neural engine and more than 100 updated features. Editors have the ability to work directly with the audio transcription to identify speakers and edit clips in the timeline. Additionally, colorists can create rich tones with the six-vector ColorSlice panel, while the new cinematic effect simulates photometric processes for extraordinary images. In Fairlight, the AI-powered IntelliTrack feature offers the opportunity to track motion and distribute audio automatically. The Fusion module provides visual effects specialists with an expanded set of USD tools and a new multipolygonal rotoscoping tool. The Edit module now makes it easy to edit live multi-camera streams and play and replay images with speed control.

Blackmagic Design creates the world's most advanced video editing products, video converters, routers, color correctors, film restoration software and waveform monitors for the feature film, post-production and broadcast industries. Blackmagic Design's DeckLink, Mini Converters, Videohub routers and UltraScope waveform monitoring products revolutionize the television industry by making advanced post-production tools affordable for thousands of creative professionals. DaVinci Emmy Award-winning color correction products from Blackmagic Design continue to dominate and lead the industry with groundbreaking innovations including 3D and 4K stereoscopic workflows. Blackmagic Design has offices in the US, UK, Japan, Singapore and Australia.

Minimum system requirements for Windows
• Windows 10 Creators Update.
• 16 GB of system memory. 32 GB when using Fusion.
• Blackmagic Design Desktop Video 12.9 or later.
• Integrated GPU or discrete GPU with at least 2 GB of VRAM.
• GPU supporting OpenCL 1.2 or CUDA 12.
• NVIDIA/AMD/Intel driver version: As required by your GPU.