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Importing XMLs: Default settings - DaVinci Resolve Tutorial
From the course: DaVinci Resolve Guru: Moving Timelines Between Editing Apps
Importing XMLs: Default settings
- Now let's go ahead and actually import the XML from the editor, in this case it came from Premiere, and let's see what we've got. What I'm going to do is start in DaVinci Resolve, I'm starting a new project, command + s, and I'm going to name this Trust_me_conform, trust me is the name of the music video and this is the conform Resolve project. When I'm done with this conform, I'll duplicate this project and do a Save Project As and save it as the actual color grade this way I can always come back to this conform if something changes I always have this as my gut check as to what I started with. Cancel out of that. The next thing I'm going to do is load up my camera originals, remember I don't want to work with the editors proxy files. One of the cool things about importing an XML is it contains the file path to the source material that the editor was working with except in this case it doesn't do me any good, even though we're working off of the exact same drive with the exact same…
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Importing XMLs: Default settings5m 43s
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Importing XMLs: 'Reel Assist' option 14m 12s
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Importing XMLs: 'Reel Assist' option 22m 54s
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Conforming 101: Fixing initial problems6m 49s
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Conforming 101: Shot replacement2m 9s
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Conforming 101: 'Force Conform' missing clips7m 36s
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Optional: Consolidating to your drives4m 13s
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