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Speed change clip not rendering,
I did a manual speed change to a clip in my secondary storyline and the orange line above the clip wont go away no matter how many times I try and render the clips. Anyone know how to fix this?
thanks, J
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What if you copy/paste the clip to a new timeline? Will it render?
Can you bake-in the effect by exporting just that clip and then bring it back in to replace the troublesome clip?
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If you slowed the clip down you will get an orange bar at the top of the clip itself if you are still in manual retiming mode. Command-R turns that mode on and off. That shows that the clip is slowed down, not that it is not rendered. Drag the end of the clip and you will see that it changes color depending on whether you are speeding the clip up or slowing it down. Is that it?
anickt
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There is a bug. You retime the clip and render, but the orange render line at the top of the timeline window for that section stays. The clips is generally rendered, though. I see this often with speed ramp effects or clips that end with a hold.
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That makes sense. The only reason I asked in the first place was because i sent an XML to Davinci Resolve Lite and that speed change clip didn’t come across. I thought that maybe it was a render issue. Now, I just see that it is a problem with Resolve handling speed changes. Anyone have a recommendation on how to handle speed changes with Resolve? I’m guessing you have to bake the clip then place it manually in the conform Window. Also I noticed that if you have a clip above the secondary storyline (Third Storyline?) It won’t show up in Resolve either. I moved the clip down to fit into the secondary storyline and the clip showed up in Resolve.
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