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Video dissolves when source media is flattened quicktime
Haven’t been able to apply any cross dissolve effects in my project. Am using scene detection on a flattened quicktime.
Will I need to go back into my NLE and export individually just those clips that need a cross dissolve?
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If you preconform you sequence with an EDL, all the dissolves will be in place.
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I think he meant if he has one long file that is cut up by scene cut.
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Yes to the above. Using scene detection. Instead of deleting my dissolves BEFORE exporting to flattened QuickTime, should I instead leave them in, and manually cut down the middle?
I would then need to recreate them in Resolve.
This has been suggested elsewhere but I thought it made more sense to delete the dissolves first.Local is the new global
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Preconforming will take a flattened QuickTime (even with dissolves) and slice it up based on an EDL. However, since you’ve already graded it, that wouldn’t do you much good. I think recreating the dissolves in resolve is you best bet, but if it comes up again, I’d use the preconform workflow if possible.
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