Added support for excluding individual tracks from sequence cache in User mode.Added ability to retain the cache when moving clips with speed changes applied.Added ability to enable/disable caching of composites in User Mode in Project Settings.Added ability to enable/disable caching of transitions in User Mode in Project Settings.Added ability to simultaneously generate cache files for multiple cache points on a clip.Added support for presets for User Preferences.Added support for a new Project Server application to manage a local PostgreSQL server on macOS and Windows.Actually, read those README pages that come with every new software update. If you are using Blackmagic Design’s Micro or Mini Panel then it will need to be updated as well. New features, added support, and issues addressed are listed below. Once your PostgreSQL installation has been upgraded and your data has been ported, you can then proceed with your macOS upgrade.” I, of course, updated everything… I mean everything but the PostgreSQL and now I am trying to figure out what my next steps. If you intend to upgrade to the latest OS, you will need to upgrade your PostgreSQL database server to version 9.5.4 prior to upgrading macOS. Starting from macOS Sierra 10.12, PostgreSQL version 8.4 is no longer supported. Here is what Blackmagic Design directs you to do “Until DaVinci Resolve 12.5.2, the Mac installer used to ship with PostgreSQL version 8.4.2. Blackmagic Design needs all DaVinci Resolve Studio users to update their PostgreSQL server BEFORE updating their computer’s operating system. Do not do as I did, which was update my Mac OS and then update my DaVinci Resolve. This update requires a few new processes to get it correct. Firmware 14.1 is officially available to download and install, but WAIT! Do not install it just yet. Alright, Alright, Alright, Blackmagic Design has released the latest version of the color grading and editing software DaVinci Resolve.
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