Hi Aeronauts,

Thanks for your feedback! Yes, there are two types of Motion Blur in the plugin, and both are quite heavy — especially when used together with Optical Flow interpolation.

For Motion Blur (Blend), you can reduce the Copies parameter to make it faster.

For Motion Blur (Flow), try lowering the Smoothness value.

Unfortunately, these are current limitations of DaVinci Resolve’s internal system — everything is implemented using native Fusion tools. For now, that’s as optimized as it can get within Resolve.

To uninstall a plug-in (like Speed Ramp Pro) from DaVinci Resolve, you just need to remove the .drfx file or its extracted contents from the Fusion templates folder where you installed it.

Where to Look

When you install a .drfx, Resolve automatically unpacks it to your user’s Fusion Templates directory:

Windows: C:\Users\<YourUserName>\AppData\Roaming\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\Fusion\Templates\Edit\Transitions (or Effects, Titles, depending on the plug-in type)

macOS: /Users/<YourUserName>/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/Templates/Edit/Transitions

Linux: /home/<YourUserName>/.local/share/DaVinciResolve/Fusion/Templates/Edit/Transitions

How to Remove: 1. Close DaVinci Resolve. 2. Go to the correct Templates folder. 3. Locate the folder with the name of the plug-in (for example: SpeedRampPro) and delete it. 4. Reopen Resolve. The plug-in should no longer appear in your Effects Library.

Hi! Thanks for your question

The main difference between Speed Ramp Pro and Pro v2 is the added functionality and improved workflow in v2. Key improvements in Pro v2: – Keep Speed Mode — ensures the clip never drops below normal speed (great for smooth motion without freezing or stuttering). – Improved performance — optimized structure for better responsiveness inside DaVinci Resolve.

Both versions are included in the download package, so you can choose the one that best fits your workflow.

We’ve got tutorials that walk you through the process: Speed Ramp Pro v1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esHR-1cgHrI Speed Ramp Pro v2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC7mGmqsBxE

Let me know if you’d like help getting started with v2!

Thanks for the info

Hi! Thanks for your question — happy to help

The key difference between Speed Ramp Pro and Speed Ramp Presets is in the approach and flexibility.

Speed Ramp Pro is more of a toolkit. It includes several built-in presets that work like speed ramp brushes. You can simply cut your clip wherever you want (for example, to match music beats) and instantly get a rhythmic sequence.

It also has two powerful modes:

Freeze — lets you control the speed of each segment individually. After freezing, just trim the clip to adjust its speed.

Keep Speed — ensures the video speed never drops to zero, even during ramp transitions. This allows for smooth edits without unwanted pauses.

Speed Ramp Presets, on the other hand, is a collection of ready-made macros. Each one is a pre-designed speed ramp transition. The standout feature is the Fine Tune mode, which lets you easily align the timing to your music or specific beats.

In short:

Speed Ramp Pro = more effects, flexibility, and control.

Speed Ramp Presets = quicker and simpler, with ready-made styles.

Tuts here:

Speed Ramp Presets – https://youtu.be/_uDvTnKL8ck Speed Ramp Pro – https://youtu.be/JC7mGmqsBxE

Let me know if you need help choosing what fits your workflow better!

Bonjour, et merci beaucoup pour votre message et vos gentils mots !

Justement pour éviter que le ralenti ne descende en dessous de la vitesse originale (x1) — ce qui provoque les saccades — nous avons ajouté le mode Keep Speed dans la version 2 de Speed Ramp Pro.

Voici comment l’utiliser correctement :

Si vous travaillez avec une longue vidéo, commencez par découper la partie nécessaire et créez un Compound Clip.

1. Appliquez l’effet “Speed Ramp Pro”.

2. Raccourcissez la durée du clip sur la timeline — cela définira la plage d’accélération.

3. Cliquez sur “Keep Speed”.

4. Cliquez sur “Set Max Speed” — la valeur Curve Speed sera alors définie automatiquement.

5. Désormais, même dans les zones de ralentissement maximal de la courbe, la vidéo restera à sa vitesse d’origine, sans aucune perte de fluidité.

Si vous trouvez ce plugin utile, ce serait génial de laisser une note ici : https://videohive.net/downloads

lorsque j’applique le plugin sur un clip de ma timeline sans rien modifier du tout je remarque des saccade sur mon clip y a t il un réglage a faire ?

Lorsque vous appliquez simplement le plugin, il fonctionne en mode automatique : la vitesse de lecture est directement proportionnelle à la forme de la courbe. Là où la courbe est horizontale, la vitesse devient nulle — ce qui peut provoquer des saccades ou des blocages.

Pour éviter cela, vous pouvez activer le mode Keep Speed. Dans ce mode, les zones de la courbe horizontale sont lues à vitesse normale (x1), sans ralentissement. Ce mode est uniquement disponible dans Speed Ramp Pro v2 — vous trouverez les deux versions (v1 et v2) dans l’archive téléchargée.

En résumé, pour résoudre votre problème, il suffit d’activer le mode Keep Speed. Vous trouverez dans mon message précédent une courte instruction en 5 étapes expliquant comment l’utiliser.

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out! I appreciate your patience.

Curve Speed determines the acceleration factor based on the shape of the curve. It works best for speeding up video but is less effective for slow motion.

If you set Curve Speed to 2, the vertical sections of the curve will be twice as fast.

If you set a value below 1, the speed may reverse, depending on the curve.

Set Max Speed automatically calculates the maximum speed based on how much you’ve shortened the video segment.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to using it effectively:

1) If you’re working with a long video, first cut out the section you want to work with and create a compound clip.

2) Apply Speed Ramp Pro to the clip.

3) Trim the clip to define the segment you want to use. Click Set Max Speed—this will adjust Curve Speed and reveal the speed ramp effect.

3.1) You can also set the speed first, then press Cut, and the playhead will move to the correct position for trimming.

4) Choose a suitable curve from the presets.

5) Cut your video to the beat of the music to create acceleration points.

I understand that the concept might not be immediately clear, so I’ll work on improving the documentation to explain it more thoroughly. Let me know if you have any questions!

Hello!

Thank you for your interest in the plugin. Yes, you apply the effect to a video clip and then adjust the speed curve to control the slow-down and speed-up transitions. The plugin provides customizable speed settings and additional effects like motion blur and frame interpolation.

If you apply the effect to two separate clips, they won’t automatically merge, but you can manually adjust the speed ramp to create a seamless transition between them.

However, if you want to apply the effect across multiple clips, you can first combine them into a Compound Clip. This allows you to treat multiple clips as a single unit, making it easier to apply the speed ramp effect smoothly across all of them. Simply select the clips you want to merge, right-click, choose “New Compound Clip”, and then apply the effect to the compound clip as if it were a single video.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Hello!

Thank you for reaching out! The plugin was developed and tested on DaVinci Resolve 18.5, so some features might not work as intended in older versions like 17. I recommend updating to the latest version if possible for the best experience and full compatibility.

Let me know if you need further assistance!

Hello, this product is only available on envato market (videohive)

Hello! The product is temporarily available for download on Envato Elements!

Thanks for putting it on envato, really appreciate it

Hello! Yes, the plugin is compatible and tested on version 19 of Davinci Resolve.

Hello!

Speed ​​Ramp seamless Transitions is implemented as transitions and is added as a standard transition in davinci resolve. It has a speed Ramp effect, but there are no settings for this effect. But there are additional Seamless transitions effects, such as zoom, slide, shake etc. This plugin is available for download with an envato elements subscription.

Speed ​​Ramp Pro is implemented as an effect, is added as an effect and has many speed ramp settings. You can choose a preset or customize the speed curve yourself. It also has additional effects that are activated at moments of increased speed. This plugin is only available on envato market (videohive).

In short, Speed ​​Ramp Pro has much more flexible settings for the Speed ​​Ramp effect. And Speed ​​Ramp Seamless Transitions are transitions with transformation, which have a Speed ​​Ramp effect.

Thank You very much!

Hello! Thank you for your purchase. Let’s try to figure out what’s wrong. Please write to me at motionPixFx@gmail.com Describe the problem and attach screenshots. Also indicate the version of DaVinci resolve and the OS you are using.

Thank You!

Hello! I’m so glad you asked because I didn’t even think it was possible! I checked it on the iPad mini 2021 and it turns out it works great! I only had to fix a small problem with the font. It may crash when using motion blur, but most likely this is due to the low power of the iPad mini.

All other effects work great, presets switch, freezing also works correctly. Thanks again, now I will use this effect on the iPad myself.

I’ll add that Motion blur works fine on the iPad mini. Crashes can occur when 3 or more effects are used at once. DaVinci warns about insufficient performance of the iPad mini. With the Apple m1 processor, everything should be perfect.

cool, thanks. My ipad es Pro m1,i try.