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We are pleased to announce the release of DaVinci Resolve Studio 18.5 public beta. This release is available at no charge for existing customers from our support web site. ... and-fusionDocumentationPlease review the readme in the installer for specific OS and hardware requirements.New applications with the DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve Studio installersThe DaVinci Resolve installer now includes a new standalone application, Blackmagic Proxy Generator Lite. The DaVinci Resolve Studio installer includes the new Blackmagic Proxy Generator and the new DaVinci Resolve Monitoring app. In addition to these, a new version of the DaVinci Resolve Project Server can be downloaded for Mac OS and Windows from the Blackmagic Design Support page.What's new in DaVinci Resolve 18.5Features marked * have descriptions below.Key Features• Multiple cut page improvements.• Support for Blackmagic Cloud Presentations.• DaVinci Neural Engine based subtitles from audio in Studio.• DaVinci Neural Engine powered text based editing in Studio.• Support for Universal Scene Description based workflows in Fusion.• New Fusion multi-merge tool to composite and manage multiple layers.• Multiple remote monitoring improvements.• Support for fast per-timeline backups.• Per-timeline Resolve Color Management.• Support for edit and mix groups in Fairlight.• Support for AI-based audio classification in Studio.Cut• Multiple timeline display improvements. - Support for subtitles in the cut timeline. - Enlarge a track by clicking on icon in the track header. - Options to display clip names and indicators. - Improved smart indicator and edit point display. - Out of sync indicators for edited sync clips.• Multiple timeline action improvements. - Automatically detect and create captions from timeline audio. - Perform DaVinci Neural Engine scene cuts in the cut timeline. - Add audio, video and subtitle tracks. - Split and join adjacent clips. - Ripple option to toggle ripple edits on main track. - Add markers and set default marker color.•

Expedite Your Premiere Pro Workflow with These Five Video Editing ToolsAdobe Premiere Pro is the world's leading video editing software for film, TV and the web — but if you're like a lot of motion designers, you've never used it.Leave it to the video editor, you've thought. Well, what if you could do it all? Sure, Premiere Pro doesn't look like After Effects. But that doesn't mean — with the right guidance — you can't become adept enough to edit your own videos. Plus, it is compatible.Here's where School of Motion and our instructor Jake Bartlett come in.Jake teaches Explainer Camp and Photoshop + Illustrator Unleashed; he's also worked for Coca-Cola, Twitter and Skype, has a hefty online following, and knows a thing or two about all aspects of animation.In today's tutorial, Jake demonstrates five of the most practical, useful video editing tools in Premiere Pro, showcasing much of the interface in the process. The Top 5 Editing Tools in Premiere Pro: Tutorial Video{{lead-magnet}}HOW TO USE THE RIPPLE EDIT TOOL IN PREMIERE PROInstead of cutting up a clip into a bunch of small sections and unwanted gaps, use the Ripple Edit tool keep your timeline clean.To use Ripple Edit, click the Tools window; or hit the B key on your keyboard.So, what does Ripple Edit actually do?Think of the Ripple Edit tool as creating a "ripple effect" — when a clip is trimmed, it causes a ripple effect throughout the rest of your timeline, shifting all other clips into a new timeline position.Specifically, Ripple Edit trims the in and out points of a layer, and then slides all the following clips over to meet the new out point. For example, if you remove 10 frames from the back end of your clip, your remaining clips will move forward 10 frames.Note: any video editing tracks that are locked will not be affected by the Ripple Edit; if you have several tracks of videos, be sure to double-check what's locked and unlocked.HOW TO RIPPLE DELETE IN PREMIERE PROThe Ripple Edit tool can create gaps in your timeline. This is where Ripple Deleting comes in.To Ripple Delete, simply click the empty space between two separate clips; this should turn that space white, indicating the section you will be removing. Then, press the backspace or delete key on your keyboard; this will automatically shift your clips to line up with the outpoint of the

Announcing TightVNC Version 2.8.81 May 4, 2023 — GlavSoft releases TightVNC version 2.8.81 for Windows, with improved stability and protocol compliance. In this release, we had to remove support for the ExtendedDesktopSize pseudo-encoding due to numerous incompatibilities among its implementations in other software. Our team found the overall design of this protocol extension questionable, as it made non-incremental updates non-functional, was unnecessarily complex, error-prone, and required supporting a non-standard RFB protocol message that we'd prefer not to use. To address these issues, we've replaced ExtendedDesktopSize with our own version of a similar protocol extension — the new DesktopConfiguration pseudo-encoding. It does exactly the same — allows users to choose a specific monitor in the viewer when a remote host has multiple monitors connected. We're also working on implementing multi-monitor handling in future versions of MightyViewer and Remote Ripple. Additionally, we've fixed the problems with file transfers that were disabled when connected to RDP sessions. Now, file transfers should work in RDP sessions as well. Sorry for the technical nature of this announcement, but it's difficult to describe the changes without being technical. Unless you use TightVNC together with other remote desktop systems like RDP or other VNC distributions, you will not easily notice any changes in this new version. :) From the other side, it's an important preparation for multi-monitor features of our future versions of software, so it's worth upgrading. Make sure to download the latest version from our website! Thank you for choosing TightVNC!