InterX is a new €29 macOS plugin that integrates FFmpeg-backed encoding and compliance checks directly into DaVinci Resolve's Deliver page. The tool allows professional editors to access advanced codecs like AV1 and x265 while performing technical compliance checks for loudness and gamut directly within their existing post-production workflow.
This integration solves a long-standing friction point for macOS editors who previously relied on intermediate exports or external GUIs like Shutter Encoder to access FFmpeg’s granular codec controls. By bringing x265 and AV1 directly into the timeline, the tool reduces storage overhead and streamlines the delivery of high-efficiency formats that Blackmagic Design has yet to fully support natively. For the broader ecosystem, it highlights a growing demand for open-source encoding standards within proprietary professional suites, particularly as AV1 gains traction for web distribution. Watch for the upcoming Windows release and the addition of DDP metadata support to see if this becomes a standard utility for independent post-production houses.
The new InterX plugin for DaVinci Resolve on macOS integrates FFmpeg-backed encoding directly into the Deliver page. This allows editors to export formats like AV1 and x265 without leaving the Blackmagic Design environment. It streamlines professional workflows by eliminating the need for external command-line tools or intermediate exports for high-efficiency codecs.
The plugin integrates FFmpeg-backed encoding and technical compliance checks directly into the DaVinci Resolve Deliver page on macOS, allowing for direct export of formats like AV1, x265, and JPEG XL.
The InterX plugin is available for a €29 license, following a trial period that is limited to five-minute exports.
Yes, the plugin includes built-in technical compliance tools for EBU R128 loudness and R103 gamut checks.
A Windows release for the InterX plugin is currently upcoming.
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