You also learn how to use optimized clips to lower the bandwidth bottlenecks that cause dropped frames – and possibly regain your real-time playback. In the video Insight below, you learn the major reason for dropped frames when playing back – in multicam or any other workflow. In fact, the biggest stumbling block to this workflow is the name! Why not just call them Proxy Clips? At least then, many more people would discover it on their own. The system itself is easy to setup and even easier to use. And the optimized clip workflow is Resolve’s built-in proxy system. All 12 lessons included in the course are screencasts, meaning they are recordings of our tutor’s screen made into videos. Optimized clips are just a fancy name for ‘proxy’. Designed to lead you step-by-step through the basics of using DaVinci Resolve, it covers topics from setting the software up on your computer to syncing audio and editing multicam projects. Using DaVinci Resolve’s Optimized Clip Workflow finished up his comment by asking a great question about real-time playback:Īlso, Patrick, PLEASE share some insight on how you get such smooth multicam playback with 12 streams! I’m on a 12-core dual D700 trash can and can’t get 3 streams of 4K to play back smoothly.Īlan – you’re in luck! At the end of recording my Chapter on multicam, I recorded an Insight addressing precisely your question – and it’s posted below, centered around the topic of ‘optimized clips’. In my Insight on a djusting sync inside a multicam clip, Mixing Light member Alan O. Tutorials / How To Get Real-Time Playback with Multicam Clips DaVinci Resolve 14: What to do when your hard drive keeps dropping frames?
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