And I’ve cleared out the whole section that’s specific to Beta Testing. But I’ve added a few more bits advice that others have suggested. NOTE: The steps outlined in this Insight are often identical to those in my original Insight on beta testing Resolve 15. This Insight is here to help you minimize those mistakes. And with software as complicated (and professional) as DaVinci Resolve, there are multiple ways upgrading (and then downgrading) that can ruin your day.
In other words: You need to be 100% confident that if you need to roll back to the earlier version of software, you can. Thou shall ensure you can downgrade gracefully (and quickly), if necessary. And here’s the golden rule of updating production software: Whether you’re beta testing or updating to the lastest shipping version, many of the same rules are in place. Now that the beta period is over, this article covers how to properly (safely) upgrade from earlier versions to the shiny happy DaVinci Resolve 15. About 3 months ago I wrote an article on how to properly beta test DaVinci Resolve15. Tutorials / Guide: How Do You Safely Upgrade to DaVinci Resolve 15?Īre you thinking about updating to DaVinci Resolve 16 Public Beta? Read our updated article about working with Beta software and how to safely work with Resolve 16 Public Beta.ĭaVinci Resolve 15.0 is released! But how do you upgrade safely?Īfter eight Public Beta versions of DaVinci Resolve 15, Blackmagic has released the official shipping version of DaVinci Resolve 15.
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