The NVENC AV1 encode is being adopted by OBS, Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve, Discord and more. The video titled Beginner’s Guide to Custom Fusion Effects & Nodes in DaVinci Resolve 17.2 guides you through the node graph and how to use nodes to create an effect setup for adding to a video output.
Dual NVIDIA Encoders (NVENC) cut export times by up to half and feature AV1 support. 
Architectural improvements tightly coupled with custom TSMC 4N process technology results in an up to 2x leap in power efficiency. Ada Optical Flow Accelerator with 2x faster performance allows DLSS 3 to predict movement in a scene, enabling the neural network to boost frame rates while maintaining image quality. As significant an innovation as out-of-order execution was for CPUs, SER improves ray-tracing performance up to 3x and in-game framerates by up to 25%. Shader Execution Reordering (SER) improves execution efficiency by rescheduling shading workloads on the fly to better utilise the GPU’s resources. Blackmagic Design is organizing free DaVinci Resolve editing workshop. Fourth-generation Tensor Cores with up to 1.32 Tensor petaflops - 5x over the previous generation using FP8 acceleration. Get Registered: DaVinci Resolve Editing Workshop by Blackmagic Design. Third-generation RT Cores with up to 191 effective ray-tracing teraflops - 2.8x over the previous generation. 
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio 18.
Streaming multiprocessors with up to 83 teraflops of shader power - 2x over the previous generation. Adobe Photoshop is post processing software designed for photographers (and graphic. This is a great set of videos that will be useful for anyone who uses Resolve on a daily basis and wants to learn more about how it works.The NVIDIA 4000 series lineup features a lot of improvements vs the previous generation including: It also shows some useful tips on how to use the Dolby Vision feature to perform a good down conversion from an HDR grade to SDR. For example the section on colour management is extremely useful for knowing how Resolve handles different types of footage, how ACES differs from DaVinci colour management, and how you can best set up the system to get the best out of SDR and HDR footage. The videos won't tell you how to grade or necessarily how to edit, but what they do very well is to take you through the features so that you know what they do, helping you to work more efficiently. The links below will take you to each series. 
They've been split up into different playlists, from editing and colour management to Fairlight and Fusion. But what they do is take you through Resolve's features in detail. These are the types of tutorial you need to set aside some time for and grab a drink. Blackmagic Design has released a set of comprehensive Resolve 17 tutorial videos covering every aspect of the software.
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