Maybe you could try to explain your workflow a little more in detail? Then on the Media Page right-click the created MC clip, do open in Timeline, add in the following files from each camera manually (see page 661 in the 16.1.2 manual). If 2 is no, I have actually no idea what is your problem. And to do this, what Im going to do is right-click on the words Multicam Two Shot and go up to say Open in Timeline. In post production, create a MultiCam clip using the first of the multiple files created from each of your cameras. How you can do this depends on their format and codec. if 1 is yes, your problem is syncing them because of the splitted files of each Camera?Ī: create the multicam clip from the first files of each camera (or any others that you know from that they overlap) and then add the sequentially following files manually to each camera angle in the way I described in my first answer.ī: connect all files for each camera first, then create the Multicam out of these. Here are my best tips for editing Multicam videos on the edit page in. do you have one camera or really multiple cameras which recorded the same scenario simultaneously (I think your first post is not completely clear here, but only if yes, Multicam editing actually makes sense)?Ģ. Syncing up a Multicam Clip to switch between angles with the DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor doesn’t need to be complicated. If this does again not help, I probably still did not understand you correctly, so some questions to make sure:ġ. Record with multiple cameras at the same time and then bring the output together using multicam to make a video that is sure to impress. Short try of an answer: Try again, right click on the Multicam, open it in Timeline, edit/add anything, reopen your normal Timeline containing the multicam. Decemat 10:40 am In multicam mode you have this 3 botton, one in for audio and video, one is for video only and the last one is for audio only cut. Hi, sorry for misunderstanding your problem.

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