BTW, the option for unveiling these pages still exists. Thus, we’re excited to explore it via the hack. We’d love to see and use the good old timeline on the Edit page within the app. We addressed that as well in our comprehensive review of the app. We know that users are struggling with the Cut page inside the app, as there’s no Edit page for more precise editing. Users would like to know why these pages are hidden, as they appear to be fully functional. That’s exactly the question asked in the Blackmagic forum. Check out this video below that demonstrates this wonderful hack: That goes the same for other ‘hidden’ pages like Media, Fairlight, Deliver, and also Fusion.
For instance, if you assigned Shift+CMD+E to the Edit page, just hit those keys, and voilà! A fully functional Edit page is shown right there in the app. See the slide below for reference: DaVinci Resolve for iPad: The hackįrom now, all you need is to close the window, and while you’re inside the app (Cut or Color page), hit the shortcut defined for the specific page. Then, assign a keyboard shortcut to the page you want to show. Now search for the show page in the keyboard search box and find Workspace > Show Page. Everybody can activate it by hitting the Keyboard Customization shortcut (OPT+CMD+K) while in Resolve for iPad, which opens up the Keyboard Customization window. He found an awesome hack, which is hidden under the Keyboard Customization window.
Credit YMCinema DaVinci Resolve for iPad: All pages revealedĭaVinci Resolve user, Daniel Kovacs, has dived deep into the interface and commands of the DaVinci Resolve iPad app. However, it will take some time to get there. It seems that the app will be very similar if not identical to its desktop version, including not just the Cut and Color pages, but also the Media, Edit, Fairlight, Deliver, and even the Fusion pages. A very simple and genius hack reveals Blackmagic’s big plans for DaVinci Resolve for iPad.
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