Blackmagic Design has released the DaVinci Resolve 19.1.1 update that now allows you to paste clips in the timeline at either the playhead or the in and out points. There is also improved system stability when previewing transitions and better H.265 encoding and multipass renders.
What’s new in DaVinci Resolve 19.1.1
The following features have been added or updated.
Edit Page
- Addressed an issue displaying track controls in the edit index.
- Addressed with an option to paste to playhead or in and out range.
- Addressed a crash previewing a transition on some clips.
- Addressed issue switching multicam angle when on an edit point.
- Addressed issue switching angle for multicams with speed changes.
- Addressed opacity or fader previews with non-black backgrounds.
- Ability to import and export Final Cut Pro v1.13 XMLs.
- Addressed multiline subtitles having incorrect line break.
Fusion Page
- Addressed issue with rendering a SphereMap in software.
- Addressed issue with outer poly rendering on linear b-splines.
- Addressed an issue with loading from disk caches on macros.
Color Page
- Addressed timeline thumbnail displays for some spatial photos.
- Addressed ColorSlice highlights preview on clips with Magic Mask.
- Addressed grades resetting to local versions in collaboration.
- Addressed incorrect tooltips when switching between DCTLs.
- Added new color thumbnail index tag for clip ordering.
Fairlight Page
- Addressed an issue when dropping out of automation trim in play.
- Addressed an issue with interpreting full clip fades in AAFs.
- Addressed a round-trip issue with Fairlight external audio process.
- Addressed dialogue leveler gain control range in the main plugin UI.
- Addressed FairlightFX reverb, noise reduction automation issues.
- Addressed an issue setting audio interface sync source to internal.
- Addressed audio accelerator issues with desktop video devices.
General Improvements
- Addressed availability of shutter angle metadata as a tag.
- Addressed issue importing SRTX subtitles to the media pool.
- Addressed H.265 encode issues on older NVIDIA graphics cards.
- Addressed an issue with H.265 multipass renders on macOS 15.1.
- Addressed XDCAM encode option to select file or disc as target.
- Render option for Windows 10 media player compatibility for MP4.
- Addressed incorrect OpenFX slider changes with mouse scroll.
- General performance and stability improvements.