Rick van den Berg wrote:George, you are right. This is how it is, and it has been this way for years now. I've seen many people posting about this. There is an easy workaround though. If you place the clip after the cut on a new track, and use separate transitions for them, you can make it work. Not really sleek way to do it, but it works.
thanks for confirming, I used the same workaround, but I think this could be fixed fairly easily with an option in the Transition panel.
I'd like to take the opportunity to address another issue with the dynamic zoom, again.
step 1: make an overly large zoom to see the issue really good
step 2: move the start/end position (the smaller box) somewhere far in the corner, so it not only zooms, but also changes position clearly.
step 3: set the ease to in and out
step 4: see how the zoom is eased properly, but the position not. which results in a weird "S" move, and often black borders.
yes I've hit this too a couple of times. I hadn't quite analysed it that far, I just assumed the easing was overshooting the position due to the smoothing curve, but obviously that wouldn't be right either.
I mean, it's a long time ago since this feature was in beta..
I'd love to see a big push for bug fixes. I've hit quite a few basic issues now that stop Resolve feeling professional. Don't get me wrong I love what it can do, and when it works it's awesome. But so many basic things (eg. the Undo system, or unexplained crashes that should be caught by the app with useful error messages, or random deadlocks that are probably database lock issues that should be handled gracefully) are badly broken and we shouldn't have those problems on version 17.