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- Joined: Mon Mar 25, 2024 7:56 pm
- Real Name: Ryan Ward
Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:04 pm
Hello,
I am new to Resolve and new here, and I am frustrated.
In the last week I've worked on two projects, both fairly basic in my opinion.
With the last two projects I've worked on I have taken one long clip and edited it down to only the pieces that I want. I then nest that timeline into a new timeline to adjust the overall clip speed of that timeline and trim it even further.
Now that things are edited, if I try and open, duplicate, delete, or anything else in that project, I get the Apple spinning beach ball. I wait and eventually have to Force Quit.
Any insight into what's causing this and how I can stop it from happening on these projects? Is this an inefficient way to achieve what I'm trying to do?
13" 2020 MacBook Pro
1.4GHz Quad-Core Intel
Intel Iris Plus Graphics
645 1536 MB
16 GB 2133 MHz
MacOS 14.4
I am new to Resolve and new here, and I am frustrated.
In the last week I've worked on two projects, both fairly basic in my opinion.
With the last two projects I've worked on I have taken one long clip and edited it down to only the pieces that I want. I then nest that timeline into a new timeline to adjust the overall clip speed of that timeline and trim it even further.
Now that things are edited, if I try and open, duplicate, delete, or anything else in that project, I get the Apple spinning beach ball. I wait and eventually have to Force Quit.
Any insight into what's causing this and how I can stop it from happening on these projects? Is this an inefficient way to achieve what I'm trying to do?
13" 2020 MacBook Pro
1.4GHz Quad-Core Intel
Intel Iris Plus Graphics
645 1536 MB
16 GB 2133 MHz
MacOS 14.4