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Loop: Toggles between no looping (the default), Loop One which will loop the current clip over and over, and Loop All which will play back all the clips in the Clips column and loop back to the beginning of the stack.

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Volume: Clicking on this icon mutes the audio. Dragging the slider next to the icon controls the volume of the clip.

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Start Sync: (Administrator only), clicking this icon allows the contents of your Viewer to display for all members. The administrator’s view overrides the Viewers of all the other users, ensuring that everyone is watching the same thing at the same time.

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Add Marker: Clicking this icon adds a marker at the playhead position. Editing and commenting on this marker is done in the Markers column described below.

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NOTE: You can move the playhead frame by frame forward and back by using the left and right arrow keys respectively.


NOTE: You can move the playhead frame by frame forward and back by using the left and right arrow keys respectively.


NOTE: You can move the playhead frame by frame forward and back by using the left and right arrow keys respectively.

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Full Screen: This expands the Viewer to take up the entire screen.



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Using Markers

There are three ways to make your opinion known on a clip in Presentations. The first is speaking directly through video conferencing as described above, the second and third are through markers and chat.

Markers allow you to make written comments attached to a specific frame of video. This lets you give targeted advice exactly where it needs to be. The main benefit of

using markers is that they also immediately transfer to the DaVinci Resolve timeline used to make the clip. This ensures that your comments make it back to the editor/colorist/audio engineer as they work on the project.


To Add a Marker to a Clip at the Playhead Position (Do one of the following):

— Click on the Add Marker icon in the Viewer.

— Tap the letter M on your keyboard.

— In the Markers column, write your comment in the text box at the bottom, and click on the Add Marker button.

Markers will show up as a triangle that is the same color as the colored dot associated with the user’s thumbnail in the Video Conferencing pane.

The Markers column