Wed Apr 30, 2025 1:55 pm
Hi,
I just figured, that "render in place" sets it's own timecode on that file.
Even if I want to manually change it, the media goes offline, so this new timecode position is necessary to Resolve...
that's a pity, because I could theoretically use such a rendered (at full resolution) as a new file somewhere else... (yes, I could render the clip on the delivery page as well... but much more hassle, also with the TC)
greets
Mike
I just figured, that "render in place" sets it's own timecode on that file.
Even if I want to manually change it, the media goes offline, so this new timecode position is necessary to Resolve...
that's a pity, because I could theoretically use such a rendered (at full resolution) as a new file somewhere else... (yes, I could render the clip on the delivery page as well... but much more hassle, also with the TC)
greets
Mike
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