[Jennifer Bubel]

I tried exporting out as a sequence and bringing the original clip into Resolve. They both came out without a problem. However, I think it might be a spanned clip problem. That would explain why, after the Cons/Transcode, parts of that same clip come into Resolve looking normal, but then other parts come in with the shaky/stuttering issue. But how would I fix it if that is the cause??

[Jennifer Bubel]

I’m not sure if the Tape name is related to the problem we are having. It relinks once it’s been renamed, but the frames have shifted. We are almost sure it is a drop/non-drop problem, just not sure where/how the problem is occurring. The media was brought in as AMA and then either Consolidated or Transcoded to an Avid MXF file. It was Consolidated again on export so that the media would all be in one place.

[Jennifer Bubel]

The Tape column was always blank. In order to relink the original clips in my sequence in Avid to the clips from Resolve, the Tape names needed to match.
Here’s a reference video to the way I did that: https://avidtips.in/round-trip-between-avid-media-composer-and-davinci-resolve/

Both the original source clips and colored clips were non drop. That’s what’s so odd. They show that they’re both non drop, but then the picture is shifted by a few frames within the colored timeline.