Workflows

DaVinci Resolve, for the rough cut

Eddie logs the footage and builds the cut. Resolve gets the timeline back, ready for colour and the finish.

Try it for free
DaVinci Resolve

Out of the media pool, back for colour

  1. DaVinci ResolveThe Resolve media pool
  2. EddieEddie cuts it
  3. DaVinci ResolveThe timeline, relinked

The round trip

What the handoff keeps

Questions

What is Eddie's integration with DaVinci Resolve?
Eddie reads clips, multicams and timelines from Resolve, logs them, builds a rough cut, and sends the timeline back for colour and finishing, with the media relinked.
Does Eddie need the Resolve extension?
Yes. The Eddie extension is the bridge. It is what lets Eddie see the media pool and hand the timeline back.
Does Eddie support BRAW, R3D and other pro codecs?
Yes, along with proxies. Timecode, frame rate and resolution stay with the media.
Do you support Blackmagic Cloud?
Yes. Eddie can pull footage and proxies from Blackmagic Cloud and start the edit from there.

Where to go next

Get started for free

Start editing in your browser. Or download the desktop app. Fast, GPU-enabled, integrates with Premiere, Resolve, FCP and Avid.

Try it for free

Or download the app

Download for M1/Mx MacsDownload for Windows

Mac with an Intel chip? Download for Intel Macs

Not sure? Apple menu → About This Mac → Chip. “Apple M…” = Apple Silicon.

The Eddie AI editor in dark mode. In the Prompt Eddie panel the prompt “Cut a 60-second highlight with b-roll and captions, ending on the skyline” is sent, and Eddie builds a one-minute edit called Skyline Highlight: clips on the timeline, b-roll on a second track, captions, and a last shot of the New York skyline in the player.