How do you replace auto synced audio in timeline?

I synced RED footage with the poly files from the mixer and cut the project together. Now when I click and highlight just the audio track in the timeline and select Find in Media Pool it finds the RED clip and not the audio file. I need it to find the original raw audio clip instead, from the timeline. Now when I export an EDL or XML those audio tracks point to nothing. If I can reconnect, or conform the audio in the timeline with the original raw audio in the media pool the XML workes beautifully. Is there a way to easily replace all that synced audio with the audio files in the media pool?

Selecting Conform Lock with Media Pool Clip almost does it. It does point to the raw audio after that. It also replaces tracks 2-8 with the audio from track 1, so that's no good. I'd have to do that one at a time. Is there a way to do this to the whole timeline that works?

Same problem here... This is a really big bug. As soon as you synced audio/video and append to timeline, you basically cannot rename your file and replace clips because resolve does not create real links between the audio track and the audio source file... It's like it places the audio track without any reference to the original audio file...

https://www.reddit.com/r/davinciresolve ... deo_after/

This is my headache today. I would like to have an easy way to "match frame" to the original audio file or to "decompose" to the original audio file in the timeline. That way I won't be limited to the synced video handles.

Agreed this aspect - especially not being able to export XML that points to the synced audio - is a really big hole in Resolve.

I would like...

There is a forum for Feature Requests where we can ask for new things.

viewforum.php?f=33

Best practice is to search first, to see if someone already asked. If not, post one idea per thread with a very brief description of the idea in the thread's title.

I find myself in the same situation. I want to replace the synced audio (apended) tracks in the timeline with the actual audio wav files in order to export an XML file for the sound mixer (whom will be working in ProTools). Has anyone found an easy solution?