How to see number of items/clips ?

Hi, I'm trying to ditch Premiere and Vegas in favor of Resolve. So far I'm liking it. But I am not finding a way to see how many clips there are in places such as:

* my media pool
* a media pool bin
* a timeline
* my current selection

suppose i need to know whether there are 246 or 273 clips in "Bin 1" of my media pool. count by hand? i would expect to be able to right-click the bin and choose "Properties" or something to see general info such as this.

how can i see how many clips are in a particular timeline? or even in a given track of a timeline? same as above, i would expect a "properties" dialog to be available showing stats like this.

when i select some clips in a timeline, or in a media pool, where can i see how many clips i currently have selected? i would expect to see a status bar at the bottom of the screen, or somewhere, saying "35 items selected" or something similar.

i can't find anything like this in the interface or options. the best the inspector pane does is say "multiple clips".

thanks in advance for any tips!

[Peter Chamberlain]

moved to Resolve forum

You can open the metadata panel to see how many clips are selected on the media pool or the timeline (if one clip is chopped into multiple pieces, will count as one)

You can also use the edit index to see how many items are on the timeline (it counts video and audio clips separately).

You can also expand the header of a track to see how many clips are there.

For Media Pool / Bins the clip count info is available via the Cut Page Source Tape function.
For a timeline you can see clip counts per track in the track header area.

Thank you for the tips! I see the info you folks mentioned. Cheers!

How do I STOP seeing the number of clips?????
No one ever tells you HOW to and HOW not to see this number. It's just there in one track. No button. No menu item. You all talk about it. The manual says it's there and you see, what it is is the - get this - it's the number of clips in that track.

Why for the love of God can't davinci create a simple method for changing such parameters and apply it everywhere instead of designing a different means of for every "Page."

But really just tell me how the ____ to turn this OFF?

No one ever tells you HOW to and HOW not to see this number.

Each track always displays its clip count in the track header if and when the track height is expanded sufficiently to show it. It works exactly the same in every page that displays the traditional timeline. To hide/show the information, simply reduce/expand the track display height as needed.