Ron German
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You are right regarding the beneffits of reading the manual , Marc.
But as english is not my mother language and there are a lot of technical words, read the full manual is much more painfull chalenge.
Thanks anyway.
Gerron -
Thank you Tero
I`m aware Resolve isn`t Premiere and I`ve already looked some tutorial videos.
I read some manual parts, but there are 1346 pages!!!
I`ll read page 858 and forwards.
Thank very much again.
Gerron -
Thank you a lot, Glenn.
Gerron -
Other than any mistakes I have made, Yes, same HD, same path.
Thanks
Gerron -
Please read my message. I described other issues. Thanks.
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Yes. In fact, it was a mistake; there were aprox 5% missing clips that I`ll will have to re-link.
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Well, it seemed the import was not ok; maybe because it`s a XML for Final Cut Pro, not to Black Magic Resolve 14?
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I`ll try it. Thanks.
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Thanks.
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Now my problem is: I`got 5 finished Premiere Pro 6 projects (supposedly) with the out of phase issue in most of the edited clips.
Is there any way of changing the stereo channels to mono (with the ok channel) of each clip, and keep the project without having to re edit all the project again? I mean, re inserting each mono clip?
I`m thinking, if I save the original project, change all stereo deffective channels to mono clips, the project would keep the same editing characteristics (ignoring the channel changing)?
Is there a editing list I could reach that wouldn`t be changed even if I change the channel characteristic of the deffective clips?
Thank you for any help.
Ron