David Baud
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The file extension .mov means it is an Apple Quicktime file format (a wrapper).
A Quicktime file format can contain many different type of codecs (ProRes, H.264, etc…)
Which codec was used to record the footage with the Atomos?
Like I said, depending on your system (PC, Mac, Linux…) you can transcode to ProRes, DNxHD, Cineform, etc…
I hope this help.
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Which file format/codec is your footage?
I’d try to transcode to intra-frame format (ProRes, DNxHD, Cineform, etc…) and see if you still have the same issue.
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Hard to tell what is really going on with your shots.
Retiming can be an intensive computer process, especially if you are doing it on long clip. Depending on your computer system and the media file format/codec, you might have some unexpected results.
I’d try to “divide and conquer”: see if your problem persist on shorter length clips.
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To complete Paul’s response, now introduced in version 17, you can use the Scene Detect function from the EDIT page:
Timeline > Detect scene cuts
I am glad BMD introduced this feature at the editing level, and not only at the time of import. It is still a work in progress as you cannot trim your detection from the EDIT page.
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It is difficult to say for the clips that do not sync without having a look at the footage. Have you checked the settings for the audio tracks for these clips? In any case it sounds like it is related to the issue of a different frame rate recording for your audio. I would fix that first and try again.
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You may want to describe the way you are trying to sync clips in Resolve : I can think of at least 3 different ways to do it. If you want some help, try to tell us the steps you are taking.
From my experience, using audio waveform works great most of the time.
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I had similar problem on previous version of Resolve and if I recall correctly it was the way my audio settings was configured in Preferences > System
Good luck
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I don’t think you can switch an old project to the new busing mode.
I believe you have to import your previous project in a new project and make sure the new project has the Project Settings > Fairlight > Audio Busing Mode checked off.
Disclaimer: I have not tested it myself
Let us know if that works for you. Thanks.
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Place your timeline cursor where you’d like to watch the change in your animation. Double click the keyframe for which you’d like to change the parameter. A dialog box will appear and let you change the parameter for that keyframe.
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Are you exporting using Individual Clips in the Delivery page? Did you add some frames handle to your clip delivery?
This settings will export your clip you work on (stabilized) and add frames before and after the IN & OUT without being stabilized.