User Manual

CHAPTER
BROWSE
BROWSE91
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Offsetting the Source Timecode from a Clip
Sometimes source clips have an offset timecode due to a mistake made prior to introducing the images
toDaVinciResolve.Youcanselect‘AddFolderwithSourceOffset’andthenusedthepop-updialog
to enter the required frame count/timecode to offset the clips prior to loading into the Medial Pool.
HighlightthedesiredclipwithintheMediaPoolandrightmouseclick.Select‘OffsetSourceTimecode’
andthenthedesiredoffsettimecodevaluewithinthedisplay.Clickon‘Apply’toconrm.
Copy and Paste Function For Clips
You can create new folders, rename them, move folders and their clips to the deleted bin or permanently
delete the files with the Browse screen using the Clip Task Manager.
ToCopyaclip,rightmouseclickonthecliporfolderandselectthe‘Copy’function.Locatethedestination
folder,rightmouseclickselect‘Paste’.TheClipTaskManagerwillopenandallowyoutostartorprioritize
theCopyprocedure.Youmaystarttheprocessbyclickingonthe‘StartProcessing’buttonorCancel,
Remove or Move items within the display by using the editing tools on the right hand side of the display.
If changes are made in the folder structure, or files and folders are added to the storage you may need
torightclickontheMediaStoragedisplayto‘Refresh’thelist.
Clip Task Manager Dialog