I like this barista clip and I’m going to set my own marks this time. I am going to grab two more shots, an aerial photography clip, and a close up of an espresso pour. I can either drag the mouse to keep viewing clips or, I can press spacebar to playback. I am still viewing the contents of this bin. Notice how my viewer has not changed? When I made the insert edit the viewer stayed locked on source tape mode. And to perform an insert edit into the timeline press F9. This creates in and out points around the shot. To mark the clip, press X on the keyboard. The fastest way to do this is to Mark the clip. Sometimes this is called a string out of clips, or an assembly edit.Ĭhoose any clip in Source Tape mode to edit into the timeline. As I click and drag the mouse along the playhead I can preview every clip inside the bin, and over in the bin an orange highlight circles around the active clip inside the viewer. What you see is all of the clips from my bin, assembled inside the viewer. Check this out, along the top of the viewer here, the middle button is called Source Tape, and give that a click. Either way can be too many mouse clicks and time consuming. Or, you’d load a clip into the source viewer to review it first.
Normally, you would load these clips into the timeline, and scrub, and cut up a clip, maybe press delete.
These are generic stock footage clips that I am going to use for an infographic video, the kind of thing you’d see in a social media news feed. To start, I am going to import a folder of video clips.Ĭlick the Import Folder icon inside the Media Pool. The Cut page is designed with speed and efficiency in mind. Once you start a new project, click on the word Cut along the navigation ribbon here and, this is the Cut page in DaVinci Resolve.
Check that the functions are disabled by going System Preferences > Keyboard > Use F1, F2 etc. For this demo, we are going to need to use the F keys on the Mac keyboard.
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