@corbin_braun: honestly price of this system would be between 10-20K if someone else wants it.
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A developer discusses building a system for video editors using DaVinci Resolve Studio's native MCP, estimating its price between 10-20K and highlighting its potential.
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honestly price of this system would be between 10-20K if someone else wants it.
corbin (@corbin_braun): DaVinci Resolve Studio’s native MCP
this is endgame for Video Editors
early days still, but can even see the potential here,
what items work well
what don’t
safe to say
this system I am building
I will be able to upload just the raw, no context
and have a professionally
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