git for video editing.
Vit integrates version control directly into DaVinci Resolve, allowing users to work on different features in parallel. For example, editors, colorists, and sound designers can all work on their own branches before merging their changes together at the end. Vit does this by tracking timeline decisions as lightweight JSON metadata (no storage of your videos).
vit provides Git-based version control specifically for DaVinci Resolve, enabling users to commit, branch, and revert video editing changes just like code version control, allowing project history tracking and rollback capabilities.
vit maintains a commit history showing all modifications to DaVinci Resolve projects, providing visibility into project evolution and accountability for changes made by team members.
vit integrates version control into DaVinci Resolve workflows, allowing multiple editors to work on different branches and merge changes, reducing accidental overwrites and enabling organized collaboration.
vit's branching capability lets video editors create isolated versions to test creative decisions, effects, or cuts without affecting the main project, enabling risk-free experimentation.