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HI, please can anyone help, I have spent many days trying to work this out!
I have a project that has been given to me as two UHD timelines (as an XML from premire) to be used as a left and a right file and I need to move both of these to a single 7680 x 1080 project so that the two video match exactly side by side. The video has many specific alinements between the screen that need to be kept.
I have conformed the video to the 3840x2160 with they XMLs and they works as timeline and are in the right position (except , the flipped images didn't, but that's an easy fix).
But when I try and copy and paste from the UHD timeline into the 7680x1080 resolve puts all the clips directly in the centre of the timeline, and doesn't keep the exact positions of the clips. The problem is that this is a 20 minute project with a large amount of cuts, so manually moving each clip would take me all week, and I only have a week to grade it.
What I want is for resolve to copy paste the exact position of each clip relatively to each other, not in the exact centre of the new timeline as this throws this away.
thanks heaps, Paul
I have a project that has been given to me as two UHD timelines (as an XML from premire) to be used as a left and a right file and I need to move both of these to a single 7680 x 1080 project so that the two video match exactly side by side. The video has many specific alinements between the screen that need to be kept.
I have conformed the video to the 3840x2160 with they XMLs and they works as timeline and are in the right position (except , the flipped images didn't, but that's an easy fix).
But when I try and copy and paste from the UHD timeline into the 7680x1080 resolve puts all the clips directly in the centre of the timeline, and doesn't keep the exact positions of the clips. The problem is that this is a 20 minute project with a large amount of cuts, so manually moving each clip would take me all week, and I only have a week to grade it.
What I want is for resolve to copy paste the exact position of each clip relatively to each other, not in the exact centre of the new timeline as this throws this away.
thanks heaps, Paul