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PART 5 — CONTENTS
33 Using the Edit Page ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 599
34 Creating and Working with Timelines ����������������������������������������������������������������������� 642
35 Preparing Clips for Editing and Viewer Playback ���������������������������������������������������� 665
36 Editing Basics ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 693
37 Using the Inspector in the Edit Page �������������������������������������������������������������������������� 724
38 Modifying Clips in the Timeline ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 738
39 Three- and Four-Point Editing ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 758
40 Marking and Finding Clips in the Timeline ��������������������������������������������������������������� 787
41 Multicam Editing ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 811
42 Take Selectors, Compound Clips, and Nested Timelines �������������������������������������� 821
43 Trimming ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 831
44 Working with Audio in the Edit Page ������������������������������������������������������������������������� 866
45 Media Management ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 898
Using the Edit PageThe Edit Page User InterfaceNavigating the Edit PageShowing Which Panel Has FocusThe Media PoolImporting Media Into the Media Pool on the Edit PageBins, Power Bins, and Smart BinsShowing Bins in Separate WindowsFiltering Bins Using Color TagsSorting the Bin ListMore About Timelines and GradingTimelines, Grades, and VersionsEnabling the Use of a Master TimelineUsing the Effects LibraryThe ToolboxOpenFXAudio FXEffects Library FavoritesIndexEdit IndexTracksMarkersSource and Timeline ViewersHow Each Clip’s Grade Looks in Each ViewerTimecode Toolbar on Edit ViewersSource and Timeline Viewers vs. Single Viewer ModePrevious and Next Clips or Timelines in ViewersViewer ControlsSimultaneous Audio Waveform Display in the Source ViewerCinema Viewer ModeViewer IndicatorsOther Viewer OptionsFast Review in the Timeline ViewerOpening Clips in the Source ViewerTimeline Viewer Edit OverlaysCopy and Paste Timecode in Viewer Timecode FieldsExport The Current Frame from The ViewerMetadata EditorInspectorTimelineTimeline OptionsSwitching Among Multiple TimelinesToolbarToolbar Audio Monitoring ControlsThe Mixer and MetersDisplaying Audio MetersUsing Video ScopesFloating Timecode WindowDual Monitor LayoutCustomizing the Edit PageUndo and Redo in DaVinci ResolveCreating and Working with TimelinesKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterCreating and Duplicating TimelinesIndividual Timeline Settings for Format, Monitoring, Output, and ColorCreating Blank and Stringout TimelinesCreating Timelines by Drag and DropCreating Timelines From Bins and SelectionsCreating Timelines Using an IMF or DCP Composition Playlist (CPL)Duplicating TimelinesDisabling TimelinesAdding Media Pool Timelines Directly to the Render QueueImport and Export DaVinci Resolve Timelines (.drt)Backing Up and Restoring TimelinesTimeline View OptionsModifying Timeline TracksNaming Timeline TracksUsing the Tracks IndexTracks Index ColumnsUsing Timeline Snapping and ZoomingZoom Around Mouse PointerScrolling Through the Timeline Scroll Wheel Controls on TimelineResizing the Timeline’s Video and Audio Track RegionsUsing the Tracks IndexTabbed and Stacked TimelinesTabbed TimelinesStacked TimelinesDuplicate Frame DetectionComparing TimelinesThe Timeline Comparison WindowPreparing Clips for Editing and Viewer PlaybackKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterBrowsing Clips in the Media PoolSelecting Clips in the Media Pool to EditDuplicating Clips in the Media PoolViewer Playback and NavigationSource and Timeline Viewers vs. Single Viewer ModeOpening Clips Into the Source Viewer to Prepare for EditingViewer Transport ControlsSimple Keyboard Shortcuts for Playback and NavigationUsing JKL to Control PlaybackSpecial-Purpose Playback CommandsOption to “Stop and Go to Last Position”Enabling and Disabling Audio ScrubbingPlayback Post-RollMoving the Playhead Using TimecodeHow to Enter Timecode ValuesAbsolute Timecode EntryRelative Timecode EntryCopy and Paste Timecode in Viewer Timecode FieldsGang Viewers (Playhead Ganging)Adding MarkersAdding Markers to ClipsSetting In and Out PointsSetting Clip In and Out Points in the Media PoolSetting Clip In and Out Points in the Source ViewerClearing and Navigating In and Out PointsClip Edit Points Are SavedTurning In and Out Points into Markers With Duration and Back AgainOrganizing Media by Creating SubclipsRemoving or Changing Subclip LimitsAudio Transcription and Text Based Editing (Studio Version Only)Transcribe AudioThe Transcription WindowEditing Text in the Transcription WindowAudio Transcription Supported LanguagesText-Based Video EditingEditing BasicsKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterDrag and Drop EditingDrag and Drop Editing of Individual Clips Into the TimelineDrag and Drop Editing of Several Clips Into the Timeline At OnceDrag and Drop Editing of Video-Only or Audio-Only EditsDrag and Drop Insert EditingDragging Clips From the File System Into the TimelineInserting Multiple Clips into the Timeline From the Media PoolInsert Selected Clips to Timeline Using TimecodeInsert Selected Clips to Timeline With HandlesAudio Track Creation While EditingUsing Keyboard Shortcuts and Three-Point Editing to Assemble a ProgramExample: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Source ViewerExample: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Media PoolMaking Selections in the TimelineManually Selecting Clips in the TimelineSelecting Clips Based on Markers, Flags, and Clip ColorSelecting Edits in the TimelineA Practical Example of Keyboard-Driven SelectionsUsing Auto Select Controls to Define SelectionsDefining Selections With the Help of Auto Select ControlsOverriding Automatic Selections by Making Manual SelectionsUsing Auto Select Controls to Control Other OperationsLocking Tracks You Don’t Want to ChangePosition Lock for FinishingPosition Locking All TracksPosition Locking Individual TracksDisabling and Re-Enabling Clips in the TimelineDeleting Clips and Gaps From the TimelineFinding, Selecting, and Deleting Gaps in the TimelineDeleting Multiple Timeline Gaps at OnceAudio/Video LinkingControlling Linked SelectionLinked Move Across TracksDealing with Audio Video Sync OffsetsManually Unlinking and Relinking Audio and VideoLinking Multiple Clips in the TimelineCommands for Slipping Audio/Video SyncUsing the Inspector in the Edit PageUsing the InspectorVideoAudioEffectsTransitionImageFileModifying Clips in the TimelineKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterMoving, Resizing, and Rolling Clips in Selection ModeTrimming GapsModifying Clip Duration Via TimecodeResizing or Trimming Clips in the Source ViewerUsing the Selection ToolUsing the Trim ToolDoing a Slip Edit in the ViewerShuffle/Swap Insert EditsSplitting and Joining ClipsThrough EditsEnabling and Disabling Clips and TracksCopying and Pasting Clips in the TimelinePaste InsertCut/Copy/Paste of Partial Clip Segments Using In and Out PointsCopying and Pasting Clips to a Different TrackAudio Channels When Copying and Pasting Audio ClipsAuto Align ClipsDuplicating Clips and Transitions in the TimelineSmart Reframe (Studio Version Only)Scene Cut Detection on the Timeline Clean Up Video TracksThree- and Four‑Point EditingKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterIntroduction to Three-Point EditingChoosing a Track to Edit and Using Destination ControlsSetting In and Out Points in the TimelineMark Clip and Mark Current SelectionPreview Marks During Three‑Point EditingDragging Preview Marks to Change an EditThe Rules of Three-Point EditingEditing Rules for Split In and Out PointsEditing a Specific Range of the Source Clip Into the TimelineEditing Part of a Source Clip to Fit Into a Specific Range of the TimelineBacktiming a Source Clip When Editing Into the TimelineSwitch Focus to Timeline After EditDifferent Types of Three‑ and Four‑Point EditsOverwrite EditsInsert EditsReplace EditsFit to FillPlace on TopRipple OverwriteAppend to EndInsert Selected Clips to Timeline Using TimecodeInsert Selected Clips to Timeline With HandlesThree-Point Editing From the Media PoolExample: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Media PoolMarking and Finding Clips in the TimelineUsing FlagsUsing MarkersAdding Markers to ClipsAdding Markers to TimelinesSaving In and Out Point Ranges As Markers with DurationEditing Marker Information and KeywordsChanging Marker TimingCopy and Paste Multiple Markers in the Viewers and TimelineDrawn Annotations on the ViewerReading Marker InformationUsing Markers for NavigationUsing Timeline Markers for ChaptersUsing Markers in the Marker IndexExposing Markers in ListsUsing Markers in the Media PoolHiding Markers By ColorDeleting Markers By ColorRenaming Clips in the TimelineColor Labeling Clips in the TimelineCustom Clip ColorsClip Color AppearanceAssigning Clip ColorsTrack ColorsFinding Clips, Media, Markers, Gaps, and TimelinesFinding Clips in the TimelineFinding Offline Clips in the TimelineFinding Edit Index Events Using Clips in the TimelineFinding ClipsFinding Clips Using Markers or FlagsFinding GapsFinding the Currently Open Timeline in the Media PoolFinding Media Using Match Frame OperationsMatching From the TimelineMatching From a Source ClipFinding a Clip in the Media Pool Using a Timeline ClipUsing a Clip in the Source Viewer to Find a Media Pool ClipUsing a Clip in the Timeline to Find a Media Pool ClipTracking Media UsageThumbnail Clip Usage IndicatorsList View Clip Usage ColumnMulticam EditingIntroduction to Multicam EditingCreating and Modifying Multicam ClipsConverting Compound Clips or Timelines to Multicam ClipsLogging and Editing Multicam ClipsSetting up a Timeline for Multicam EditingOpening and Altering Multicam ClipsPerforming a Multicam EditMulticam Controls in the Source ViewerMulticam Keyboard ControlsEditing Multicam Clips in the TimelineGrading Multicam ClipsTake Selectors, Compound Clips, and Nested TimelinesTake SelectorsCompositing and Grading Take SelectorsCompound ClipsCompositing With and Grading Compound ClipsNested TimelinesRe-Editing a Nested TimelineSwapping the Contents of the Source Viewer and TimelineEditing Source Media From a Timeline or Compound ClipMarking Clips in Timelines Loaded into the Source ViewerDecomposing Nested TimelinesCompositing and Grading Nested TimelinesAudio Buses in Nested TimelinesConverting Compound Clips or Timelines to Multicam ClipsTrimmingKeyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterSummarizing Trim OperationsSelection-Based Trimming Using the Trim ToolHow the Trim Tool Differs From the Selection ToolUsing the Trim Tool With the MouseTurning Off the Heads Up Display While You TrimTrim Tool Operations With the KeyboardImportant Trimming Keyboard ShortcutsTrimming Using Timecode EntryHow to Enter Timecode ValuesCommands to Make Selections and TrimTrimming Clips in the Source ViewerRipple Editing RulesUsing Auto Select Controls to Control TrimmingUsing Auto Select to Control Which Clips Are TrimmedUsing Manual Selections to Control Which Clips Are TrimmedUsing Auto Select to Control Which Tracks Are RippledTrimming Multiple Edits or Clips at OnceResizing and Rolling Multiple Edit PointsRippling Multiple Edit PointsAsymmetric TrimmingSlipping Multiple ClipsSliding Multiple ClipsKeyboard Trimming During Looped PlaybackDynamic JKL TrimmingQuick TrimmingDynamic Trimming (or “JKL Trimming”)Trim Operations that are Targeted Using the PlayheadTrim Start and Trim EndResize, Ripple, and Roll Start and End CommandsSlip and Slide Playhead to In and Out CommandsExtend EditsWorking with Audio in the Edit PageAudio in the Edit vs. Fairlight PagesCompatible Audio FormatsAssigning Audio Channels in the Media PoolHow to Assign Audio ChannelsSupport for Mixed Audio Track Formats from Source ClipsMono-Multichannel Audio Files with Suffixes Import as a Multichannel ClipEditing Audio Into the TimelineEditing Audio Using the Source ViewerSimultaneous Audio Waveform Display in the Source ViewerUsing Multi-Channel Timeline TracksCreating Timelines With Audio Mixer PresetsEditing Audio Clips Into the TimelineChanging Audio Clip Attributes After EditingDisplaying Waveforms in the TimelineEditing Audio In the Timeline Using In and Out PointsResizing Audio Clips in Subframe IncrementsEnabling and Disabling Subframe EditingSubframe Editing of In and Out Points Eliminating Subframe Audio EditsAudio Settings in the InspectorSetting VolumeAdjusting Audio in the InspectorAdjusting Audio in the TimelineAdjusting Volume Using Keyboard ShortcutsNormalize Audio Volume CommandPanPitchEqualizerMaster EQ ControlsGraphical EQ controlsBands 1 and 4Bands 2 and 3Keyframing AudioOverlay Controls for VolumeHow to Add and Adjust Volume KeyframesAudio Fade HandlesAudio CrossfadesThe Audio MixerAudio Mixer ControlsMute and Solo Tracks For OutputDisplaying Audio MetersAudio Compound ClipsAudio Playback for Variable Speed ClipsUsing Audio FiltersInstalling Audio FiltersThe Fairlight PagePro Tools ExportMedia ManagementWhat Is Media Management in DaVinci Resolve?Media Management of Timelines Creates .drt FilesFile Formats That Are Compatible With Media ManagementUsing Media ManagementContinuing Media Management Jobs on ErrorOptions in the Media Management WindowOptions for Transcode OnlyFile Naming When You Consolidate Media
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