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And it is available for Linux, which makes it much more interesting for us Linux lovers. And this is not a completely stripped-down version of their commercial product, but offers almost all the functionalities that the paid version contains.ĭaVinci Resolve is a professional application with its roots in color correction, but has evolved over the years into a complete high end editing suite and is a serious alternative to Adobe Premiere and Final Cut X. Blackmagic Design, a producer of both professional hardware and editing software provides a Linux version of DaVinci Resolve to the Linux community for FREE. It only says something about the expected learning curve, which is quite steep. This does not mean that the application cannot be used for smaller-scale projects and hobby projects. In short you can say that DaVinci Resolve is a non-linear video editing application for professional purposes, such as Hollywood productions. How to install DaVinci Resolve on Ubuntu based Linux distros

In a previous article that I published on this website ( How to install DaVinci Resolve on Ubuntu based Linux distros), I already wrote about this application and how to install it on Debian / Ubuntu based Linux systems, so I will not delve deep into the application itself, since you can go to my previous article to find some more details and I hope to go much more in depth in future follow up article articles. What is DaVinci resolveīefore I begin with the actual issue that I want to address for you in this article, many people may want to learn a little more about what DaVinci Resolve is and what it can do.

In this article I am going to explain how to convert a video file for DaVinci Resolve with WinFF for Linux. But there are several solutions for this within the Linux world, one of which is via the free WinFF. The video formats that a lot of us use or which are used by our cameras and smartphones to capture video material, are not standard accepted by the free version of DaVinci Resolve for Linux. In this second article from an intended series on DaVinci Resolve for Linux, I am going to address a question asked by myself as well as many others on the Internet regarding solving a tricky problem when using the free version for Linux.