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- Real Name: Malcolm Wright
Ok, with further experimentation, I found that I can export the clip without audio as long as Render Single Clip is selected.
If Render individual clips is selected, Resolve seems to ignore the deleted audio operations made within the program, and renders out the clip with the audio from the original file.
I find this to be HIGHLY counter intuitive.
If you have made a timeline, placed clips in it and performed all sorts of grading and sound operations on them, rendering individual clips should mean taking all the clips from the timeline and rendering them out as individual clips, but with all the operations you applied to them effective and represented in the rendered individual clips.
It would make sense for there to be an optional bypass of the audio operations, in an Advanced Settings section, perhaps. But for the only functionality to be to ignore the audio operations (in this case DELETING all the audio), seems downright bizarre.
So much so that I feel I'm missing something here. Please tell me that I am?