Also note: macOS Ventura introduced a new bug which is now addressed in our latest Simon Says Mac app: again, make sure you always have the latest Simon Says scripts / application. ✓ Installed the latest Simon Says Mac app (for Mac users): some users have reported the Simon Says M1 mac app isn't working with their scripts and/or Resolve version but it does work when using the Simon Says Mac app when downloaded from the Mac App Store. Refer to the Mac Installation article for the link to download the correct Python vers. ✓ Installed Python if on a new macOS: Newer macOSes do not have Python installed by default so you need to install it. You need to have root permissions and you ideally install the scripts to the root and user levels. ✓ installed the Simon Says scripts to the correct folder.įor Mac: Refer to the latest Mac Installation article to download the latest scripts and for the correct directory to place them intoįor PC that means: these scripts installed here: C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\Workflow Integration Plugins ✓ You downloaded Resolve from the Blackmagic website ( not the Mac App Store if you're a Mac user) Mac users: DaVinci Resolve (free and paid versions are supported) Windows users: DaVinci Resolve Studio (the paid version only is supported) So you've read the instructions ( Mac instructions | PC instructions) but it is still not working.
Are you having trouble getting the Simon Says extension to work for DaVinci Resolve? And it does but it needs a very specific installation with no room for error. We were excited to build an AI transcription/translation extension for Blackmagic DaVinci's Resolve, in part because DR's developer docs aren't great and it took a lot of creativity to make this work.
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