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When using Resolve, I always break out sequences of related scenes into timelines and nesting them into what I call a "master" time line. This has not been a problem if all the timelines have the same timeline resolution. But what happens if I want to have the timelines that are to be nested in different resolution? Well, I could do that but when I nest them into the "master" timeline, they're format takes on the resolution of the master timeline's resolution. So what to do?
1. Render each timeline out and bring them into the master timeline as clips? That seem to work but it makes it a maintenance challenge and tedious to work with.
2. Make all nesting timelines the same resolution as the master and just crop each clips on the timeline to be that of the size of the resolution to work on, or use output blanking? Yes, it will work but inherently a wrong way to do.
3. Others? What other methods does the masters of Resolve can offer here?
1. Render each timeline out and bring them into the master timeline as clips? That seem to work but it makes it a maintenance challenge and tedious to work with.
2. Make all nesting timelines the same resolution as the master and just crop each clips on the timeline to be that of the size of the resolution to work on, or use output blanking? Yes, it will work but inherently a wrong way to do.
3. Others? What other methods does the masters of Resolve can offer here?
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PC Workstation Core I7 64Gb, 2 x AMD R9 390X 8Gb, Blackmagic Design DeckLink 4K Mini Monitor, Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Resolve Studio 18, BM Micro Panel & Speed Editor