ATIX — DaVinci Resolve Integration Guide

1

Enable External Scripting

Open DaVinci Resolve and navigate to DaVinci Resolve → Preferences → System → General. Enable "External scripting using" and set it to Local.

# Preferences path:
DaVinci Resolve → Preferences → System → General

# Set "External scripting using" to:
Local

2

Install the ATIX Script

Download the ATIX Python package and place it in Resolve's scripting directory. The script uses Resolve's built-in Python API to access project data — no additional dependencies required.

# macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/
DaVinci Resolve/Fusion/Scripts/Utility/atix/

# Windows:
%APPDATA%\Blackmagic Design\
DaVinci Resolve\Fusion\Scripts\Utility\atix\

3

Run from the Console

In Resolve, open the Workspace → Console panel. Navigate to the Py3 tab and run the ATIX script. It will automatically detect the current project and begin scanning the media pool.

# In the Resolve Console (Py3 tab):

import atix
atix.scan()

# The script reads your media pool, timelines,
# and all clip metadata automatically.

4

Tag Assets & Export

The script will launch a local interface in your browser where you can review all detected assets, tag source types, add license and copyright information, flag AI-generated content, and export your compliance report.

DaVinci Resolve Studio is required for scripting API access. The free version of Resolve does not support external scripting.

Integrate with DaVinci Resolve

Enable External Scripting

Install the ATIX Script

Run from the Console

Tag Assets & Export

System Requirements

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