However, at NAB 2018 Blackmagic did something unexpected – they introduced native non-encrypted DCP encoding directly through Resolve using the free Kakadu DCP encoder.Īfter years of being a dark art, and an expensive one, DCP creation is now available in the worlds most popular color correction tool. Over the past year, I relied on the Easy DCP plugin as well as Easy DCP Creator – both of which work really well. Flash forward a year and a few months and I’ve been making DCPs, sometimes a couple times a week! In that Insight, I expressed how I had been so scared of DCPs for the longest time but finally made the jump to start offering that service. It always provided links to authorized Re-Sellers.īTW: Fusion 9 Dongle with Davinci Resolve 15 should work too.Tutorials / Revisiting DCP Creation With Resolve 15 Native Support For DCP Creation Makes Things SimpleĪ little over a year ago I wrote an Insight about the Easy DCP Resolve Plugin. BMD never sold Serial Numbers and/or Dongle for Davinci Resolve and Fusion. The Serial number, as well as Dongle from Davinci Resolve 14 should work with Davinci Resolve 15 (if you already own a DR 14 Studio version and its Serial Number and/or Dongle.) The vendors who sold v14 will sell v15 too.

15 may be currently available only as a free upgrade for existing Studio users (presumably while hard-copy packages/SD cards are produced and distributed to retailers), but it does mean that anyone who wants to buy the Studio version of Resolve right now doesn't have any straightforward way to do it, unless they happen to know who their local retailers are. 15, only a 'download now' button, which requires you to enter your serial number. 14, the website's 'buy now' link went to a list of retailers by country). Brad Hurley wrote:In addition to the manual, I noticed that while Resolve 15 is now 'shipping' there is currently no link for purchasing it on the BMD website (for Resolve Studio v.

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