Davinci Resolve?

Hi,

I'm not sure if it's possible, though you're at least the third person asking this today, I wasn't aware that Resolve got so popular!

Do you know of any Resolve plugin that implements this sort of thing (adding a new format for import / export), to look at as an example?

AFAIK Resolve doesn't have a public SDK for writing import / export plugins, at least I'm not aware of any.

I'd also love to add MagicYUV support to Resolve, but I'd need some help here.

@ignus

No plugins that I know of.

Although they are pretty open when it comes to taking feedback and implementing it.

I wonder if they will add support if you present them with it.

@boylag

You might want to tune into the following thread on the BM forums then: https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=98232

Hi,

There is now an open SDK for export plugin.

An example of what has been done

https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=125570&p=687793&hilit=X264#p687793

It would be great to have Magicyuv export option on Resolve.

@joet Thanks for the info, I'll definitely take a look. Do you know if the SDK also supports import?

@ignus

From the release notes it looks like it is not possible to decode yet

Open plugin SDK toolkit for encoder developers.

@joet

Is it worthwhile to make an export-only plugin, so still no ability to import it back?

YES, IT IS !

This would support a common workflow where  color correction, etc. is done in Resolve, then rendered clips are exported for editing and finishing in various  NLE's.   

Currently there is no practical way to export LOSSLESS rendered clips from Resolve that are easy to use in NLE's  like Vegas, Premiere, AVID and Edius. 

Any update on this?

@wright96d I'm actually taking a look into it right now.

@ignus There is already a new version of Davinci Resolve 18 which I suppose allow implementing the encode/decode SDK.

They have this feature highlighted in their PDF "DaVinci_Resolve_18_Supported_Codec_List.pdf"

Do you have any plans updating MagicYUV?

Davinci resolve is pretty neat for color grading correction and it's free.

It have been developped around color correction capability.

So yes it will be more and more popular since all video editing software going to the yearly subscription path.

I really think Lossless MagicYUV and Davinci resolve could be a awsome combo.

Regards