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AFAIK the only audio thing that will update the waveform is when you change the gain with the Audio Gain dialog box.
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I haven’t used vMix but some of those capture programs might use variable frame rate recording that can make your audio go out of sync. The same thing can happen with phone footage.
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Where’s the source footage from?
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Duke has a point. Is there a reason you’re using an input LUT in Resolve? If you render something out of AE then you shouldn’t use any LUTs unless you’ve used a viewing LUT only (not rendered into the export) in AE.
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What are you doing to the clip in AE? What are your color management settings?
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[Duke Sweden] “I saw a tutorial or two that pointed out that when you create multiple nodes, instead of the last node being the top layer (in the Premiere Pro equivelant), it’s actually like the first, or bottom layer.”
Also this: The node layer order doesn’t have anything to do with the video track order, but this is true if you are using the layer mixer in the node tree. Page 896 in the manual.
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You have your masked jpeg on video track 3 (note the V3 next to the clip timecode) and it’s on top of the stack so it’s working as intended and it is the configuration per your first example. I don’t know why you think you have the unmasked clip on top.
Tracks work in the same way in Premiere.
Here’s another example:
Track 1: SMPTE bars as background
Track 2: Gradient dude in between
Track 3: YCbCr Ramp “desk” on top
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I have no idea what you’ve actually done so I can’t comment on your particular mystery.
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Can you snip a similar screenshot from your color page?
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[Duke Sweden] “Also, you can’t mask a portion of an image and make it invisible so that you can stick your greenscreen character in between. In other words, if I have an image of a desk, I would like to trace the desk and blank out the rest of the image. The full image would be on top, then the green screen character, then the desk only image, making it appear as if the character is sitting behind the desk.”
You can do all kinds of keying/masking in Resolve. Just layer your clips in the timeline in the correct order and then make sure you run the alpha from your key/mask to the alpha output.
