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Blackmagic Design certified Davinci resolve trainer on editing, color, fairlight and fusion.
The main focus on my content is video editing, but I also make content on other topics concerning content creation.
I start by creating and publishing two short videos a week. When necessary, I will also create longer videos.
Tools for the mind and the maker to create better content. A submarine diving deep into the tube of moving image - with the depth of more than 15 years of professional experience. Willing to explore the possibilities of #interactivestorytelling #aistorytelling - My personal creator's point of view and ponderings on interesting news and ideas.
The main focus on my content is video editing, but I also make content on other topics concerning content creation.
I start by creating and publishing two short videos a week. When necessary, I will also create longer videos.
Tools for the mind and the maker to create better content. A submarine diving deep into the tube of moving image - with the depth of more than 15 years of professional experience. Willing to explore the possibilities of #interactivestorytelling #aistorytelling - My personal creator's point of view and ponderings on interesting news and ideas.
Video file formats for export Explained: Complete list From Davinci Resolve
I explain all the available export formats of image and video, in DaVinci Resolve's deliver page. The factors that need to be taken into account when deciding, what would be the best video format for any given delivery target will also be covered. Broadcast, streaming platforms, social media, film distribution, archiving and corporate clients all have their own needs from a video file, and we as video production professionals / enthusiasts need to know what those differences are.
00:00 - Start
00:45 - 1 AVI - Audio Video Interleave
01:52 - 2 CIN - Cineon
03:20 - 3 DCP - Digital Cinema Package
05:40 - 4 DPX - Digital Picture Exchange
07:31 - 5 EXR - openEXR
10:30 - 6 GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
12:05 - 7 IMF - Interoperable Master Format
13:54 - 8 JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group
16:08 - 9 JP2 - Joint Photographic Experts Group 2000
17:08 - 10 MJ2 - Motion JPEG 2000
18:09 - 11 MKV - Makarova
20:01 - 12 MP4 - MPEG-4, Motion Picture Experts Group
23:02 - 13 MXF - Media Exchange Format
27:43 - 14 PNG - Portable Network Graphics
30:43 - 15 MOV - Quicktime movie
33:08 - 16 TIFF - Tagged Image File Format
#tutorial #videoediting #howto #tech #techy #videoeditor #file #filmmaker #filmeditor
00:00 - Start
00:45 - 1 AVI - Audio Video Interleave
01:52 - 2 CIN - Cineon
03:20 - 3 DCP - Digital Cinema Package
05:40 - 4 DPX - Digital Picture Exchange
07:31 - 5 EXR - openEXR
10:30 - 6 GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
12:05 - 7 IMF - Interoperable Master Format
13:54 - 8 JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group
16:08 - 9 JP2 - Joint Photographic Experts Group 2000
17:08 - 10 MJ2 - Motion JPEG 2000
18:09 - 11 MKV - Makarova
20:01 - 12 MP4 - MPEG-4, Motion Picture Experts Group
23:02 - 13 MXF - Media Exchange Format
27:43 - 14 PNG - Portable Network Graphics
30:43 - 15 MOV - Quicktime movie
33:08 - 16 TIFF - Tagged Image File Format
#tutorial #videoediting #howto #tech #techy #videoeditor #file #filmmaker #filmeditor
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Did I miss something? The description says this is the first of three episodes covering the keyboard and is labelled "1" but it was published nearly a year ago and there's been no part 2 or part 3?
I will make the sequels. I have the scripts ready. I still cant give a date though. Thanks for asking! 👍🏻👋
If I ever time travel back a few centuries, I'll play this video to people and tell them it's a shaman from the future.
Great video. One question, when I rotate a trackball vertically (ie towards 12 o'clock), the white dot on the color wheel in Davinci moves up towards 11 o'clock, ie not straight up, but towards the left. Similarly when I rotate the trackball straight down at 6 o'clock, the white dot on the color wheel in Davinci moves down towards 5 o'clock. It seems off by 30 degrees. The same if I rotate the trackball left or right (towards 9 o'clock or 3 o'clock), the white dot moves between 8 o'clock and 2 o'clock respectively). This is with all trackballs. Is this correct? It doesn't seem right. I assumed that the trackballs would directly correspond with the Color Wheels in Davinci on screen.
The main reason to buy the mini panel is the precision it gives to the adjustments and from that you become faster at grading. So no, the deviation you mention is not the assumed or normal behaviour from the panel. I don't recall having any deviation when using my own panel, so I can’t say off the top of my head what might be at fault in your case. I recommend you to post your question in the blackmagic forum.
Now that the video is live, I am following up with it to check the content normalization. I see it was normalized @ -10.4 db. That is quite a bit and definitely something you can easily fix. The limiter in Fairlight page would fix that very quickly. Just an fyi!
Thank you for making a good point. That is something I will investigate further! 🙏
@@VIDTOOLZ Hopefully it helps! I will take a look at more of your content too. I see you have a vast knowledge of every aspect in video editing. Really impressive!
I'm glad I found your channel too. Very interesting stuff!
@@VIDTOOLZ Happy to hear that!
Ii've been searching for a video like this for a very long time, thank you!
Excellent video, love the drama! I wonder if you wouldn't mind measuring the underside part of the keyboard so I know what size hole to cut in my desk before I go ahead and purchase it. Blackmagic's website gives the upper/outer dimensions but I need the bottom/inner dimensions. Thanks!!
Thank you very much! I'm no carpenter, but it would seem that the required slot for the keyboard would be about one centimeter less from the dimensions of the keyboard in both width and height. It might be a good idea to do a test with some cheaper material to test the proper size of the slot.
Appreciate the quick reply! Thank you. I had thought there might be a 1cm overhang on each of the four sides, but I don't have the keyboard to confirm. If so, the hole would need to be 2cm wider and 2cm longer than the Blackmagic website stated outer dimensions. If you have the keyboard, would you mind confirming the size of the part that would go into a hole? Or minimally sending a photo of the underside of the keyboard? There seems to be no info online and because of my desk construction (complicated), I hope I can get the size before ordering the keyboard. Thanks again!!
Thanks....can u show us how to use expression in delivery page like Baselight ?
Yes, I might consider that. Thanks for the tip!
The cut page is being used by me a lot. With the speed editor, it makes it even more efficient. Thank you for your video. Very informative!
Glad it was helpful!. There's some learning and getting used to with the speed editor, but once that is done, it does make many things faster and easier.
Just curious - what is the benefit using both Speed Editor and Resolve Editor Keyboard when working with Davinci Resolve?
I dont think anyone recommends that, but I like to have them both, as I use DaVinci Resolve quite a lot. Having both gives more options on how to work and more freedom to choose different ways to operate Resolve. I also have several edit workstations.
Made with DaVinci Resolve 19 and midjourney. I hope you like it!
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Finnish sound so nice and friendly, but I don't understand a word.
Thanks, watching this video will be my morning routine for a while!
Thank you, it's such a nice idea to think that someone finds this video useful.
It's wild to think many people avoid the Cut Page _and_ don't use the Speed Editor.
Yeah, it's often so that you really get it once you've done it yourself.
Blackmagic have a major learning disability in their training department and this video clearly shows the gap - The comment below shows that-- This is certainly the most detailed video in regards to the functions of this keyboard.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear you find my video useful.
Do you know what the function is to click the wheel on the editor keyboard? Can't seem to find it/figure it out
It has no function.
Hello, i want to buy oled monitor and record videos for youtube...now my worry is how will HDR video look on non-hdr monitor(which is like 99% of users)?
HDR in HLG, hybrid log gamma mode will look fine on both SDR and HDR capable monitors, that would be my choice when exporting HDR video to youtube.
How did you do the J & L Cut using the Roll Key? On my DaVinci i first have to resolve the Link from Clips to actually do that. If i keep the Link of clips it will always select the video and the audio clips. So how did you do this just with the Speed Editor? If i have to click, and use my mouse anyway... than the Speed Editor is no use for doing the J & L Cuts. Maybe im missing something. I rewatched your ROLL part multiple times. Don't know how you did it. Please explain. Good Video Cheers Daniel
Could this be because you use the audio from your camera, in which case the video and audio are linked automatically. I tend to not do that, instead I use audio from my external recorder, in which case the video and audio are initially not linked, until I manually link them. This was the first thing that came to my mind.
After pressing the RIPL DEL key, the current clip is deleted, but there remains an empty space that I have to delete afterwards :( How to fix it so that the created gap is also deleted?
As the name of the function implies, the ripple delete should both delete and close the gap in timeline. Are you using the cut or the edit page while experiencing this behaviour? Most likely you have some other command active, that overrides the ripl del command. For example, you could have the auto track selector (found in the timeline window) inactive on the track you are trying to do your delete.
@@VIDTOOLZYes, used by the CUT site. How can I check and possibly correct the correctness of the command? I checked the keyboard shortcuts but I don't know how it should be to do it correctly. The track selector will be fine if it removes the current clip.
The best way to make sure every keyboard command is behaving as they are supposed to, is to go to the keyboard customization windows and choose from the upper right drop down menu the default “DaVinci Resolve” keyboard layout. The RIPL DEL command behaves a bit differently in the cut page when compared to the edit page as in the cut page the ripl del behaviour on by default. Whereas in the edit page, the RIPL DEL is not active by default.
@@VIDTOOLZYes, there will probably be an error. How should it be set correctly so that it works on the CUT page and deletes both the clip and the gap at the same time?
@@chadasThe problem you describe is most likely related to the timeline you have open and the settings you have on that specific timeline. You can verify this by creating a new timeline and trying the same function there, does it now behave the same on the new timeline?
Thanks!
Welcome!
we are lucky that you did such a work !!! excellent !! and of course so many tanks
Thank you very much for your kind words!
great
Thank you very much!
Having trouble with my DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor keyboard. It's not responding during editing sessions despite being fully charged and recognized by my computer. Indicator lights aren't working either. Tried on different computers and reinstalled the software, but no luck. Any suggestions?
It sounds like you have been doing quite a lot of troubleshooting so far, but can you think of what you haven’t tested out yet? Have you tried a different cable, to a different port? Is the behaviour the same when using bluetooth?
@@VIDTOOLZ Yes, I have used different cables and different ports, both regular USB and type-c. Everything was working fine just a week ago. After installing the new version 18.6, the keyboard doesn't work. I installed an earlier version where everything was fine, but it still doesn't work with it. Maybe there's some issue with the keyboard itself. Although Bluetooth detects it right away
@@VIDTOOLZ If I'm not mistaken, there used to be a separate keyboard update along with the program update. Now I can't find such updates in the support service. Or any drivers for this keyboard.
So you suspect it might be a driver issue? I think you should write to the Blackmagic Forum about this, if other users are experiencing the same issue.
I hate video editing. Love color grading. Not a pleasant combo. lol.
What is it in video edting that makes you hate it?
Another detailed video.
Thank you! More is in the works! 🙏
This is certainly the most detailed video in regards to the functions of this keyboard.
Thank you very much!
You’re welcome!
Thanks, @VIDTOOLZ for the video, very thorough and clear, with excellent examples. I enjoyed watching it, nice work! Did you write the music bed? It's subtle, but also a bit haunting…
Thank you very much! Yes I did the background music also. it's just so much fun playing with cool sounds!
This video was fantastic. I love the sequential explanation and not jumping all over the place.
Thank you, I'm glad you like it! More on Resolve and video editing in general is coming up, soon-ish.
I must agree this video is definitely one of the best explanations of the Speed Editor I have ever seen, and I have watched pretty much every video I could find on UA-cam about the Speed Editor. It's a shame there are only 565 subscribers to this UA-cam channel. More people need to be watching the channel's videos.
@@djvphotographyThank you very much for your kind words! More videos is in the works, but I do wish I could publish videos more often!
Thank you.This is the only video explaining the functionality of each of the keys. I have not been able to find a manual.
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked the video! More videos on editing with DaVinci Resolve is in the works!
The Keyboard documentation is actually part of the 4000 page DaVinci Resolve User manual. It’s a bit hard to find in that massive PDF but in the version 18.6 manual which can be downloaded from the DaVinci web site for free it starts at page 978.
Oh wow i had nooooo idea double tapping ESC was undo!
Glad to be of assistance! 👋
Thanks for this video, it's super helpful! Unfortunately, I can't find a way to make work many of the alphabet keys (Q,E,Y,U,S,F,.G,X,V): When I press them, even in combination with CMD, CTRL, ALT, nothing happens. Can you make a tutorial on how to use those keys? That would be great.
Yes, I plan to create more videos on the Editor keyboard. Recently I have been busy on creating a series of shorts videos on the basic fundamentals of video files. 🙏
yes please!@@VIDTOOLZ
”How did you know Im from Finland?”
Well, I certainly didn't!
Amazing tutorial. Great work. I would only consider not using this dramatic and generating unnecessary tension and stress music . I watched wideo few times because the knowledge packed in it was very helpful but the music really made me pause few times
Yes, I thought about this when I was making and adding the music, which ended up being unnecessarily dramatic. You are right, more mellow and relaxing tunes would serve the video and audience better. I will try to come up with more positive music and vibes in the videos to come. Thanks for an excellent observation! 🙏
This is so great. Thank you for this!!
Glad it was helpful!
When are the other buttons coming🙏🏼I was looking for a series like this...
The videos are in the works and will be published soon-ish
Great, jag sätter på lite kaffe under tiden 😊
Excellent tutorial, helped me a lot thank you, ive booked marked it to refer too
Thank you. That is such a great thing! Lately I'v been focusing on making shorts videos on the fundamentals of video files, hopefully I will have time to make some long form videos as well.
Awesome! THANK YOU!!
My pleasure! There’s plenty of content on video editing with DaVinci Resolve coming up.
Looking forward to it! Thanks!
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you !
Glad I could help!
How do you get your video to play in HDR on UA-cam
That is a good question! I’m planning to make a video on this subject. Stay tuned for that!
@@VIDTOOLZ thank you
ok? what the is happening??!
Me going over some of the things that make up videofiles and some nice visuals.
I just bought the editor keyboad and love it, I hope to get an answer to my question about the F/TC key. Everytine I press is to get to a certain location on a mediapool clip via timecode, the number field switches to frame count, in other words everytime I press the F/TC key it defaults to frame count. I have right clicked on the number field to change it back ti tC display, but it seems to switch back to frame count. How can that be fixed?
The short answer is: I dont know. I have the same behaviour on my editor keyboard's F/TC key. I asked about this in the BMD forum weeks ago, so far no answers. The DaVinci Resolve manual actually states the obvious: the key should toggle between the timecode and frame count views. But at the moment, it does not. I would expect some kind of software/firmware update from Blackmagic Design to fix this. I would also like to know if this problem exists in the mac OS as well. I'm using Windows 11.
Thank you. I checked the manual too and you're right. I am on a mac with this issue. I re-mapped the P key to goto Timecode and it works, but I want the designated key to do that, as this keyboard is still not cheap.@@VIDTOOLZ
awesome videos... but there's one little question, how foes the F/TC key work? It seems to always go to frame, instead of timecode, do you know why and how I can change that to go to TC?
Thank you very much! What device/camera are you using?
Sony A7S3@@VIDTOOLZ
Thanks for making this. Very useful.
Thank you! I will be making more videos on editor keyboard.
Thanks! I always wondered what those meant when distributors requested them for audio tracks!
Yeah! In the "Technical requirements" sheet.
I practical terms, the proper placement of the microphone will have the biggest influence on the overall quality of your audio recording.
This is important!
Yes, these are some of the basic technical concepts that I think every content creator should be aware of.
Thanks. I thought this thing was useless for fiction editors, and you just confirmed it.
Now I'm curious, what makes this tool useless particularly to fiction editors?
Looks like it's great to place shots in the timeline. But this is bricklaying. Editing fiction and long form docs sees you using trim tools all the time, especially asymmetrical trims, once the shots have been placed in the timeline. And that's clearly an area where this tool seems to have little to offer. Back in the days, Lightworks came up with a jog-shuttle device and it allowed you to do everything without to have to touch the mouse, including complex trims with many tracks. Davinci is very fiddly, the more I use it. Shame because I really wanted to like it as I like the company being it.