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Using third-party hardware with DaVinci Resolve

Using third-party hardware with DaVinci Resolve - DaVinci Resolve Tutorial

From the course: DaVinci Resolve: Software Features and Workflows

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Using third-party hardware with DaVinci Resolve

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- Now Black Magic would love for you to go out and buy their mini control surface, and their speed editor, and all of the hardware that they sell to supplement DaVinci Resolve, but the truth is there are third-party solutions out there that the DaVinci Resolve does integrate with. Now, some of it is direct integration with DaVinci Resolve, and some of it mostly integrates into the Mac, or the PC that can also be used with DaVinci Resolve. And that's where we're going to start. We're going to start with the stream deck. Now, let me quickly show you how I have my stream deck set up specifically for DaVinci Resolve, and the easy way of looking at it is in the stream deck software. So they install this software. I can pull down here and I've got several stream decks hooked up. I've got two of them designed for DaVinci Resolve, one on the left, and one on the right. The way I kind of have it set up is on the left is…

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