Compare DaVinci Resolve and Flixier 
- Users report that DaVinci Resolve excels in audio mixing with a score of 8.8, while Flixier is slightly behind at 8.7. Reviewers mention that DaVinci's Fairlight audio tools provide a professional-grade experience for sound editing.
- Reviewers mention that Flixier shines in ease of use with a score of 9.2 compared to DaVinci Resolve's 7.8. Users on G2 appreciate Flixier's intuitive interface, making it more accessible for beginners.
- G2 users highlight that DaVinci Resolve offers superior clip editing capabilities, both scoring 9.1, but users say that DaVinci's advanced features like multi-cam editing and color grading tools are more robust.
- Users report that Flixier has a better transcription feature with a score of 8.7, while DaVinci Resolve lags behind at 7.5. Reviewers mention that Flixier's transcription is faster and more accurate, making it ideal for quick edits.
- Reviewers mention that DaVinci Resolve has a higher score in overlays and watermarks at 9.0 compared to Flixier's 7.9. Users say that DaVinci's flexibility in customizing overlays is a significant advantage for branding.
- Users on G2 report that both platforms have strong format compatibility, with DaVinci scoring 9.1 and Flixier at 9.2. However, reviewers mention that Flixier's cloud-based nature allows for easier sharing and collaboration across different formats.
- Export 10 minutes of videos/month
- Export 720p videos at super speed
- 2 GB of Cloud Storage
The interface is quite modern. It takes some getting used to, but once you know your way around, it becomes a breeze. There are a lot of features to play around with in Resolve, so you should have fun tinkering with various aspects of your video. I also...
There are several bugs but I'll mainly focus on this one in particular. My computer has no spec issues, and runs every single other video editing software in existence with perfect precision and speed. Davinci Resolve, on the other hand, crashes and closes...
Having a team folder has been a great way for me to maximize a team from different time zones. I has been very fun to work on projects at night and see progress when you wake up in the morning.
every video you export it automatically put a huge watermark which I do not really like about when trying to post on youtube
The interface is quite modern. It takes some getting used to, but once you know your way around, it becomes a breeze. There are a lot of features to play around with in Resolve, so you should have fun tinkering with various aspects of your video. I also...
Having a team folder has been a great way for me to maximize a team from different time zones. I has been very fun to work on projects at night and see progress when you wake up in the morning.
There are several bugs but I'll mainly focus on this one in particular. My computer has no spec issues, and runs every single other video editing software in existence with perfect precision and speed. Davinci Resolve, on the other hand, crashes and closes...
every video you export it automatically put a huge watermark which I do not really like about when trying to post on youtube
