This Single App Will Simplify Your DaVinci Resolve Video Workflow!
Paletro is a $7 Mac OS X app that adds a command palette to any Mac app but is especially well suited for @BlackmagicDesignOfficial DaVinci Resolve video editing software. Find out how you can install the app and supercharge your workflow or more quickly learn what and where DaVinci Resolve hides its pull down menu editing features.
HUGE APOLOGIES to the Paletro developer for calling his app, Paletor throughout the video. Why? I have no idea and I didn't have the wherewithal to rerecord. Please accept my apologies for being lazy but I trust it won't distract from the value of this video.
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Time Codes:
00:00 - DaVinci Resolve
00:08 - Where is that command?
00:16 - Thanks to MrAlexTech
00:28 - The problem
00:39 - Video bumper
00:48 - Support the channel
01:12 - The command palette
01:40 - Thanks Mac Power Users
01:44 - It's Paletro!
01:58 - Paletro is AWESOME with DaVinci Resolve
02:11 - DaVinci Resolve only includes a Help feature
02:25 - Paletro to the rescue
02:28 - Ten examples that supercharge my workflow
03:21 - One last DaVinci Resolve example (show menu options)
03:48 - Paletro works with ALL Mac Software
03:57 - Paletro preferences
04:31 - Using Paletro with ia Writer
04:45 - Concluding comments
05:13 - Watch more retroCombs