it will wake up, turn on BT, and DR will recognize it within seconds. it will NOT recognize the Speed Editor because the BT is powered down. TO WAKE UP FROM HIBERNATE: Launch DR into a project. SO, when disconnected for enough time (xx?) it will switch from sleep to hibernate turning off the Bluetooth presumably to save battery. When disconnected from DR for xxx? amount of time it goes into hibernation. HIBERNATION MODE: (No it's not anywhere in the documentation and is causing ALL these reported issues). Connect by cable, delete pairing, disconnect cable, re-pair, rinse, repeat. I’m also finding I have to go through the process every time I start it up. Nothing in the manual and a buggy, convoluted pairing process. NOTES: The Editor comes with a FREE full version of Resolve Studio! So you save € 315 ex VAT.Jim Simon wrote:Do you have one yet? Seems safe to presume such information would be in the manual.Īn unsafe presumption. As well as wirelessly via the Bluetooth connection. Then you can return the source tape to bin by pressing the escape key.Ĭonnect the Editor via the USB-C port (cable not included).

The in and out points can also be used to focus the source tape. Simply scroll with the search button and place in and out points wherever you want! Once the in and out points are set, just reach your fingers for the function buttons to perform the operation. That's perfect for two-handed editing, where you use your right hand for transport control and your left hand places in and out points and edits. Because the Speed editor's keyboard has large in and out point buttons that you can easily find by feel. Entering in and out points is the most commonly used function when editing. Quickly find in and out points and add clips to the timeline. If you work a lot with Resolve for editing, this is the tool to significantly increase your productivity. Searching through your media pool clips is of course also part of this. The jog shuttle lets you easily shuttle, jog, trim precisely and scroll through your timeline. But this makes the Speed Editor more manageable and you can choose a suitable QWERTY keyboard yourself.

The difference is the lack of the keyboard. However, it does not sacrifice functionality for mounting. The Speed Editor is the smaller brother of the Davinci Resolve Editor Keyboard. Technical Information DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor

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