Combine timelines into one render

[Marc Wielage]

Nested Timelines actually work pretty well, and we routinely use that during the “versioning” process (textless, foreign titles, theatrical version, home video versions, etc.).

[Duke Sweden]

Thanks everybody. For future reference, whenever I reference Premiere Pro I’m not saying “Premiere Pro can do this, WHY CAN’T RESOLVE!?!”. I’m just using it to explain what I’m trying to do. I don’t even touch Premiere Pro anymore.

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[Paul Draper]

What I do: make each of the ‘chapters’ on separate timelines (like you do); then make each a Compound Clip (ie, pack into a folder); then place each Compound clip in sequence on a Master timeline for full vid-length play back and rendering.

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[Duke Sweden]

Thanks, Paul. Since I don’t do this for a living I don’t have to be so precise in how I keep my projects neat, so I don’t really need to go the compound route. As I said in another post, the procedure on page 416 suits me fine. Just right click each timeline I want to use on the edit page and create a new timeline.

Thanks for responding.

Dell XPS 8920
Intel i7 core 7700 build
GeForce GTX 1050ti
32 Gigs of RAM
3 7200 RPM SATA Drives
Windows 10 64-bit
DaVinci Resolve 14.0.1