I have two computers here at home on which I do video editing, would I need to buy two VPro licenses, one for each?
I wonder if the creator would consider to implement something like Davinci Resolve. You have 2 floating activations so you can use Resolve on 2 machines and when you add a new machine, it boots an old machine off. This is so beneficial when you use 2 workstations as you can use one station as an editor and another as a project manager and encoder.
I will add a new scene designer interface that is not based on a node graph, but on the usual drop down boxes as you have known before.
This will be amazing! Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for the reply - Merry Christmas
I understand that the designer approach may be able to achieve the same but with the classic, it was very simple and clear for my to select CPU H.265 encoding, CRF = 25 etc and then in resolve i could save a preset for different parameters. It was perfect.
With the designer, it was not clear to me which option is the Non-Hardware, CPU H.265 encoding. There were some options for libx265 etc etc but it wasn't entirely clear.
Thanks for keeping the classic version available.
I have been using Voukoder succesfully to encode 265 straight from resolve but now i have installed resolve on my second pc and installed voukoder and now met with a "designer" block diagram / scene designer. Previously i would select options and save presets. This is heartbreaking.
I implore you to at least make the older version available for download.
