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Source timecode with Dailies?
Simple question from a simple man, am using Davinci Resolve 12 Lite to transcode Arri Amira 2K footage (Prores 4444) to Prores 422 Proxy files for cutting. When I do this I seem to lose the source time code from the file and its making editorial (me) cry. Where can I find the settings to include source timecode? The delivery settings in 12 (Lite) seem very basic (no advanced options) compared to previous builds. Thank you so much in advance!
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Page 978 in the manual:
Selecting the individual source clips option sets up a render where each clip is rendered as an individual media file in whichever format you choose. The result will be a collection of as many media files as there are clips in the range you’ve selected to render.
Timecode: The timecode written to each clip is cloned from the original source media, making it easy to reconform media for projects being passed between Resolve and NLEs.
Frame Rate: If you’re rendering a project that uses mixed frame rates, rendering to source renders each clip at its own individual frame rate, to accommodate round-trip workflows.
Be sure to choose the top-most button: “Individual Source Clips.” There’s no way to get timeline timecode in individual source clip mode that I can see — it has to be source timecode.
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Thanks for the help man, Editorial is once again running smoothly 🙂
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