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1 To define the first clip in the range you want to render, do one of the following:
— Right-click a clip thumbnail in the Thumbnail timeline and choose Mark In.
— Position the playhead in the Timeline or the Viewer, and press the I key, or right-click the Timeline ruler and choose Mark In.
2 To define the last clip in the range you want to render, do one of the following:
— Right-click a clip thumbnail (in the Color timeline) or a clip (in the Edit timeline) in the Thumbnail timeline and choose Mark Out.
— Position the playhead in the Timeline or the Viewer, and press the O key, or right-click the Timeline ruler and choose Mark Out.
IMPORTANT: If you’re in Individual Clips mode, In and Out points automatically snap to the nearest clip In or Out point in the Timeline. You cannot render partial clips in Individual Clips mode, but you may do so in Single Clip mode.
IMPORTANT: If you’re in Individual Clips mode, In and Out points automatically snap to the nearest clip In or Out point in the Timeline. You cannot render partial clips in Individual Clips mode, but you may do so in Single Clip mode.
IMPORTANT: If you’re in Individual Clips mode, In and Out points automatically snap to the nearest clip In or Out point in the Timeline. You cannot render partial clips in Individual Clips mode, but you may do so in Single Clip mode.
In and Out points appear within the Timeline ruler, and an orange bar shows the range you’ve selected to render. The In and Out fields update with the first and last frame numbers, in timecode and frame count, and the Duration field updates with the total number of frames you’ll be rendering.
— Open the Thumbnail timeline if it’s not open already, Right-click any clip thumbnail, and choose Render This Clip.
— An orange bar in the Timeline ruler shows that clip is selected for rendering. If you need to render several clips individually, you can select each clip one at a time to add as individual jobs to the Render Queue.
Choosing Which Versions to Render for Each Clip
By default, the currently selected version that was set in the Color page is rendered for each clip. If you want to render a different version, the easiest thing to do is to make sure they’re selected on the Color page Timeline before you open the Deliver page.
However, a Versions submenu, within the Thumbnail timeline’s contextual menu for each thumbnail, also provides options to manage grade versions. These commands are duplicates of options that are available from the Thumbnail timeline of the Color page.
TIP: You can right-click a clip in the Thumbnail timeline of the Color or Render screen and rename any version of a grade. This can assist a facility’s workflow when sharing material between suites and applications.
TIP: You can right-click a clip in the Thumbnail timeline of the Color or Render screen and rename any version of a grade. This can assist a facility’s workflow when sharing material between suites and applications.
TIP: You can right-click a clip in the Thumbnail timeline of the Color or Render screen and rename any version of a grade. This can assist a facility’s workflow when sharing material between suites and applications.
— Right-click any clip thumbnail in the Thumbnail timeline, and choose a version from the Versions submenu.