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Auto multicam podcast editing for DaVinci Resolve
Import one timeline into DaVinci Resolve, free or Studio, and your podcast is already synced, cut on the speaker and cleaned up. Every angle stays on its own track, so re-cutting a shot is a single toggle.
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Apple silicon Mac (M1 or newer), macOS 14+. No account or card. Trial MP4 exports carry a small getcastcut.com mark.
What arrives in DaVinci Resolve
- Every angle on its own video track, including a zoom per person when you shoot on one wide camera. The chosen angle is enabled; press D on a clip to switch it on or off.
- Your recorder's audio in sync, plus each camera's own sound, muted.
- Cleanup cuts for silences, ums, false starts and retakes, when turned on.
- Vertical timelines and shorts, framed on whoever is talking.
- Captions as SRT in 90+ languages, including Filipino.
Works with the free DaVinci Resolve
CastCut does not use Resolve scripting or Studio-only features. It writes a standard timeline file, so the free version of DaVinci Resolve 18 or later imports it the same way Studio does.
How to bring it in
- In CastCut, drop in the footage and press Make multicam edit.
- Export to DaVinci Resolve from the arrow next to Export.
- In Resolve choose File, Import, Timeline, and pick the file ending in (DaVinci Resolve). Media links to your original recordings.
Questions
Is there an AutoPod for DaVinci Resolve?
Yes, AutoPod now has a DaVinci Resolve version. If you would rather not install a plugin, CastCut makes the same kind of automatic multicam podcast edit as a separate Mac app and hands DaVinci Resolve 18 or later, free or Studio, the finished timeline through File, Import, Timeline. CastCut also works with Final Cut Pro, which AutoPod does not.
Does CastCut work with DaVinci Resolve?
Yes, with DaVinci Resolve 18 or later, free or Studio. It exports a timeline with every camera angle stacked and the cuts applied.
Does it work with the free version of DaVinci Resolve?
Yes. It writes a standard timeline file and uses no Studio-only features.
Can DaVinci Resolve switch podcast cameras automatically?
Not by itself. CastCut does it before Resolve opens: it detects who is talking, matches each voice to a face and cuts to that camera, then hands Resolve the finished timeline.
Is there an AutoCut or AutoPod alternative for DaVinci Resolve?
CastCut is one. AutoPod now has a DaVinci Resolve version as well. CastCut is a separate Mac app with no plugin: it covers automatic multicam, sync, cleanup and shorts for Resolve (free or Studio), Final Cut Pro and Premiere Pro.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. Everything runs on your Mac after a one-time download of the AI features.
Try it on your next episode
Your first 2 exports are free. No account or card. Apple silicon Macs, macOS 14 or later.