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Just opened a project I was working on the other day, most video was out of sync by 9-24 seconds (it wasn't like that when I saved it). Where some video has moved forward 9 seconds, other parts haven't, and have subsequently been overwritten, but as I move the video back to where it should be, the 9 seconds of overwritten video comes back and fills the space. Graphically it looked like two videos were existing on the same track in layers. I don't know why Resolve is doing this, I've never had it before but it is absolutely mental.
I noticed that only the multicam clips have moved, not the standalones. All material is DNxHD and wav audio. There is still one clip that assures me it is 2+ hours out of sync but isn't. I'm worried about opening my other projects now.
Also, I always export a project after every session so I have versions. I opened the previous backed up version and the problem doesn't exist. So it looks like Resolve has done this on shut down or start up, and baked it into the project (when I quit without saving and reopen the error is there).
Resolve 15.0.08.037
Windows 10 Pro
Intel i7 6850 @ 3.6GHz
64GB ram
GTX 1080 Ti 11GB
480GB ssd C drive
120GB ssd cache drive
1TB ssd edit drive
I noticed that only the multicam clips have moved, not the standalones. All material is DNxHD and wav audio. There is still one clip that assures me it is 2+ hours out of sync but isn't. I'm worried about opening my other projects now.
Also, I always export a project after every session so I have versions. I opened the previous backed up version and the problem doesn't exist. So it looks like Resolve has done this on shut down or start up, and baked it into the project (when I quit without saving and reopen the error is there).
Resolve 15.0.08.037
Windows 10 Pro
Intel i7 6850 @ 3.6GHz
64GB ram
GTX 1080 Ti 11GB
480GB ssd C drive
120GB ssd cache drive
1TB ssd edit drive