Peter Chamberlain
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If you have a BMD playout device, card etc, connected then the audio is routed there so the video and audio are in time. We don’t know the time delay for third party audio ports so it would only be a guess to match it with the video output if we used the computer connections.
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Resolve uses pure math for its ACES transforms, not LUTs so the IDT, RRT and ODT are set in code. This way they are more accurate.
You can of course use a LUT if you wish in YRGB colour science if you wish.
Peter
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If you double click under the bottom RHS of the timeline thumbnail you can see the codec for each clip.
There is also an info panel on the color page, RHS of the timeline. Select Clip.
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No, user a marker in the edit page.
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We are looking into this.
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Can you post a link to your xml?
Does the same xml work in v9?
Are all the source clips on the storage, what codecs are used?
Are there multi cam clips, compounds… etc..Details help others help you.
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Nat, you need to set the conform frame rate. The playback rate is quite different and defines the target playback speed while grading.
As Jake said, set it prior to adding clips to the Media Pool as all timecode calculations are made based on the conform rate as the clips are added.
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Do you plan to use temporal processing, open fx plugins or have higher than HD timelines? If so consider Titan has 6GB GPU ram.
4000 for UI and multiple titans is the optimum config.
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Hi, please refer to the read me for details on OS and driver requirements.
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In media pool, sort by flagged clips and in edit page select them and append to empty timeline.
Peter