Duke Sweden
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If there are no stupid questions, I’m just going to have to try harder 😉
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Similar to the “Morph” cut in Premiere Pro, which was launched a few versions ago. Never used it but I’ve read plenty of complaints about it. I’m glad you asked because thanks to Marc I now know what it’s called in Resolve ????
For the record I’m the class clown around here. I’m an amateur, I don’t need 90% of the tools that Resolve provides, but occasionally I know the answer to a question an I’ll try to answer it. Other than that, don’t take me seriously. My psychiatrist certainly doesn’t 😉
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Unless….he meant while importing them from the SD card onto his PC using Resolve? Maybe? In which case I think the answer is still no. But I could be wrong. Just trying to cover all the bases. I’m “Delivering” right now so I can’t check if that’s an option.
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I had the same problem (although initially I didn’t), and just today I was playing with that “timeline view options” adjustment where you choose to show the waveforms. In the selection I had it in, there was no waveform in the timeline, but when I switched to another one, the first one, I think, the waveform suddenly appeared. My advice is to play with that setting until you get the waveform.
That’s in the Edit page. I had no problem showing the waveform on the Fairlight page.
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Excuse my ignorance but it only takes like a second to import any number of clips into Davinci, hardly enough time to also generate Proxy clips. As soon as you drag them into the Media Pool, they’re imported.
You may as well take that extra second to click on “Generate Optimized Media”. I’m assuming you’re new to Davinci. If not, then excuse this clown response. I’m only trying to help 😉
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Well? Wasn’t that idiotic of me!?! 😉
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Stop reminding me what an idiot I am!!! 😉
Dell XPS 8920
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I already have my presets for C4K and for 29.976 clips (I don’t know if you’ve heard but there’s a “fix” for the AF on the GH5, but it doesn’t work too good on 24p so for now I’m shooting in NTSC 29.97p). I just wanted to be able to save the Deliver page settings as well. It does default to Custom which is what I always use, but the format always defaults to Quicktime. I just wanted it to default to MP4.
btw, I tried the youtube preset once, it scrunched my video from 6GB down to about 500MB, but it looked terrible.
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If I didn’t come here with my “easily solved by reading the manual” questions Tero would have nothing to do between projects.
Did anyone see my EDIT? The solution offered didn’t work. I have my presets which set everything such as timeline resolution, proxy quality, etc, but it doesn’t save the settings on the Deliver page.
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Thanks, Michael! See, Tero? Maybe you should read the manual on how to be nice! J/K, I know you’re being facetious, but to add to Michael’s response, I DID, in fact, check the manual, but if you don’t word your search correctly, nothing comes up. I believe I’ve made that point before.
Anyway, thanks to both of you. Cheers!
EDIT: It appears that saving the Delivery page settings does NOT, in fact, work. I loaded a preset I created last night with MP4 as the video format to render to but when I opened Resolve this morning it still defaults to Quicktime.
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 14.3