Video pauses everytime I zoom / scroll / do anything!!!

[Cederick]

I just tried DaVinci Resolve.

It continous to playback no matter what I do! I can split files, I can zoom, scroll, I can do anything I want!

And then I can MANUALLY PRESS PAUSE WHEN I WANT TO.

This will make perfect workflow for me.

Sorry Corel but DaVinci Resolve simply feels faster and less clunky to use.

[asik1]

Good for you. we all hope that DaVinci will cover all your needs.

[tletter]

I just tried DaVinci Resolve. It continous to playback no matter what I do! I can split files, I can zoom, scroll, I can do anything I want!

You're comparing a single user editor, i.e. VS, to DaVinci Resolve 15 Studio that has multi-user collaboration features that let editors, colorists, effects artists and sound engineers all work together on the same project at the same time.

DaVinci costs at least 3 times as much as VS but it does support Dynamic Trimming. So, if Dynamic Trimming is a requirement for you, then you should buy DaVinci and enjoy.

tletter
https://www.youtube.com/user/tletter

[Ken Berry]

DaVinci costs at least 3 times as much as VS...

Umm... no. Resolve has come in an extremely sophisticated free version for several versions now. The latest (15.0) was released just a few days ago. For the first time it includes in the free version the well reviewed Fusion compositing program.

Resolve also comes in a "Studio" version which is even more sophisticated and costs US$300 -- so I imagine that is the one tletter is referring to. But it should be noted that the learning curve for both is extremely steep.

[tletter]

Umm... no.

Umm... yes, as the software in question was

DaVinci Resolve 15 Studio

This software is not free. Obviously the Studio version includes many features not found in the free version (see https://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/ ... arison.pdf) but these features may not be of interest to you.

tletter
https://www.youtube.com/user/tletter

[Ken Berry]

Sorry, but it was you who mentioned the Studio version. Cederick only mentioned Resolve without adding "Studio"...