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Conform Check using Quicktime
So I’ve successfully conformed my Avid sequence back to the original R3D files and I wanted to do a Conform Check by bringing in the reference QuickTime and editing it into the video track above my conformed R3D Media. Once my QuickTime is cut in I then tried to re-size the QuickTime to make it smaller and move it down and out of the way so I could see my R3D Media below it. I’ve had sucess doing this once before but now all I get is black below my re-sized QuickTime. I’m new to re-sizing in Resolve so it’s most likely something I’m doing wrong. Also, is there a way to grab the box and re-size in the Sizing pane or do I have to use the sliders. I’ve been re-sizing using “Input Sizing” but I’ve also tried all the other options. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Why don’t you just us the link offline option. Page 307 of the manual.
Jordan Mena | Editor | Colorist | Producer
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I could do it that way but that doesn’t really answer my question. Disregard the Conform. Why would any clip on a video layer above another when scaled down not reveal the video layer or track below it? I’ve done it in the past and it worked but I havent done anything different this time around as far as I can tell.
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Better yet use the “difference” composite mode to compare them. makes finding slippage problems much easier.
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Pretty sure you need to add an alpha output to the top qt track…
eric b johnson
online editor | colorist | workflow
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