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I’ve had it happen both ways…renders that worked, and renders that were all glitchy, so just double check.
Glenn
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More fun to make it yourself. If you want to learn how to use these things…don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty:)
(I know from reading your other posts, thats exactly what you are doing)
Glenn
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Do the timecodes match?
Have you tried the reconform timeline to new bin command?Glenn
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This is probably one of those things where I find it easier to just make a matte overlay and use it over and over again inside the project. Inside Fusion or Photoshop or AE….wherever. Create your frame inside a 1920 x 1080 (or what ever you are working in) frame size. put black around the rest of the frame, with a matte cutout in the shape you want. You may want to create the edges with a slight blur, or some other imperfections. Then when you bring it into Resolve, you can drop it onto a new track, adjust the shot underneath to fit the hole and move on.
Doing it with a window might work, but you may find getting the corners even is a bit difficult, and with all the fussing about with bezier handles, it would be quicker to make a keyable element and move on.
Glenn
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s should give you “timecode”..Glenn
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Because i hate that camera.
Avid does too.
Use either kyno or a videotool shed product to rewrap to quicktime first. Then bring into Avid.
This should give you quicktime.
I believe there is a paid plugin for AMA of the mp4s,but ive never tried it.
Glenn
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What are your source clips? Going to guess mp4s..A7?
Glenn
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check if you are working at 23.976 p or 23.976 psf. Depending on the interface, and where you are calling up the setting, this could trip you up.
Glenn
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Ah, i see…for some reason i thought you were using a png to create the box that the timecode was sitting in, not the actual letterbox.
If you go to your color page, and select the sizing option, then switch to output sizing, you can create a letterbox here that should be underneath your timecode burn. (Output sizing means it will affect everything that is output, rather than just this individual node. You will notice up top your nodes change from a clip node to a timeline node.)
Glenn
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Force conform really only works if the timecodes match. If the timecode doesn’t match, then force conform is just going to force the clip from the first frame. It isn’t going to try to figure out what part of the clip you want to use.
If you want to do in and out points, just use the edit button.Glenn