Now we will install Davinci Resolve 16 beta version as an example. Let’s install Davinci Resolve in Linux, and also, I will share some common issues I faced and how I fixed.īecause I’m using Archlinux, for other distribution may slightly different. (I believe it’s good enough for most of the people) Installation So, Davinci Resolve Beta is good enough for me and fit all my requirements. For me, I won’t create something like extremely professional video, mainly I may cut some clips for building a home travel video maybe quarterly a time. Davinci Resolve (Win/Mac/Linux, Beta is free)įrom above, only Premiere and Davinci works with Linux, and especially for Davinci Resolve, the beta version is free for everyone, but Premiere has to pay monthly or yearly fees.And also, my desktop runs Linux( Arch), that’s why I need a professional video editing product must working with Linux (cross-platform is nice to have). My desktop has a powerful graphics card, so I want to set up my main video editing environment on my desktop. My laptop is Macbook Pro 15″, but there is no enough disk for video editing and its graphics card is not that strong. The Beta version is free and powerful enough for most users, let’s see why I choose it and how to install it on Linux as well as how to fix those common issues like “UI is too small”, “cannot import h264 video file”, “no sound issues”. Davinci Resolve is a famous non-linear video editing product, like many others: Final cut pro, Adobe Premiere Pro.

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