The Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor combines features for both replay and multicam editing in a single hardware control panel for live sports and news-cutting applications. Multiple keys toggle between inputs, set Point-of-Interests, and enable an auto stinger, among other functions. The panel connects to your preexisting network via Bluetooth 5.1 LE technology. A large internal battery keeps the panel going for long production days and can be turned on and off with an onboard switch. Charge the battery or use a separately available power supply via the USB-C port.

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The Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor combines features for both replay and multicam editing in a single hardware control panel for live sports and news-cutting applications. Multiple keys toggle between inputs, set Point-of-Interests, and enable an auto stinger, among other functions. The panel connects to your preexisting network via Bluetooth 5.1 LE technology. A large internal battery keeps the panel going for long production days and can be turned on and off with an onboard switch. Charge the battery or use a separately available power supply via the USB-C port.

Change the viewer to a direct input from video hardware such as a switcher multiview.

To mark an event during your broadcast, press the POI button or the space bar when your desired input is selected. This will set the POI time from the input timecode, switch to the source view, and cue the POI.

Press "Go to End" if you get distracted while editing your selected clip and miss an event. This takes you to the end of the recently recorded media and allows you to scroll back and see what happened.

DaVinci Resolve can play all of your camera angles simultaneously into a multiview configuration so you can use your Replay Editor and find the best angle for your replay.

Enable an auto stinger before you start a replay to automatically roll a stinger before or after rolling your clip. You can select different stingers using the title keys.

When rolling a replay, use the cut and dissolve buttons to select the type of transition you want. Each time you select a new camera you will see your transition of choice.

The run button starts a replay and enables the key channel output so the switcher will display the playback and start the auto stinger. It also starts logging when adding the replay to the timeline.

Execute live speed changes with the slider control to slow playback speed on both the viewer and the timeline. When you slow all the way to stop the search dial lets you move around the paused area.

Use the camera buttons to cut between up to 16 sources when playing to air. The viewer will continue to show a multiview and the selected camera will output to the video output.

If you press a time key and a cam button while playing to air, DaVinci Resolve will jump playback to the selected time before the POI.

The dump button stops replay and adds the shots to the timeline if one is selected. It can also run the auto stinger.

The new timeline key will save the current timeline and open a new one with a similar name. This allows you to efficiently create a new timeline for each replay clip.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you accept as payment also a kidney? I might need to sacrifice that to afford it.

A: We also accept your first born child.

Q: 2. Does this come w/ the software license?

A: No, the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor does not come with a license of DaVinci Resolve.

Q: 3. Hi is this Da Vinci resolve advanced panel work with base light?

A: This panel is specifically made for DaVinci Resolve. It will not work with Baselight. Instead we suggest the FilmLight Slate Control Surface, B&H # FISLATE, which is compatible with Baselight. https://bhpho.to/2HVQ9Jb

Q: 4. Does the advance panel is compatible with other editing and VFX apps, such as NUKE STUDIO, MAYA and HOUDINI?

A: This panel is designed to work exclusively with DaVinci Resolve.

Q: 5. Can I get the box dimension and weight of the whole package?

A: The box is 12x8x3 in. and weighs 2.6 lbs.

Q: 6. Can this substitute the speed editor ?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor could substitute for the DaVinci Speed Editor.

Q: 7. Black magic design davici resolve mini panel is made of cheap plastic?what is the body mass of it?and country of origin of the mini panel?-dr asok

A: You can learn more about the Mini Panel here:https://a href= http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/control target= _blank www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/control/a

Q: 8. Any of these come with the studio version software of da Vinci resolve?

A: Yes, both versions of the Speed Editor we currently have for sale include the studio version software, as either a dongle or a code - Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio with Speed Editor Dongle (B&H # BLDRDONSEBUK MFR # DV/RESSTUD/DONGLE/SE/BUN) and Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio with Speed Editor Activation Card (B&H # BLDRSEBUNK MFR # DV/RESSTUD/SE/BUN). Used Speed Editors purchased from us would not include the software.

Q: 9. Has the firmware for the ATEM Extreme ISO been updated in order to see the hard drive as a network drive?

A: Regarding the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor, Blackmagic does not have a timeframe for the update yet, but it would be released when the Replay system comes out of beta.

Q: 10. Will this work with earlier Davinci versions like 16?

A: The more significant issue pertains to the operating system, which needs to be 10.15 Catalina for Mac and Windows 10 (64bit). It should fare well on Resolve 16, but probably not on any earlier versions.