Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel - Manual (Page 137)

CHAPTER CONFORM
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2. Click the radio button of the correct media file for that clip, and click Apply.
The clip in the Timeline changes to reflect the media you selected, and the “C” icon is
replaced with an “R,” indicating the conflict has been resolved.
To resolve a reel conflict by copying a grade:
1. Right-click the “C” icon of any clip in the Master Session, at the bottom of the
Conform page.
The Conflict window appears, showing a list of all the clips with overlapping timecode.
Each item in the list has a thumbnail of the clip, the path of the file, file name, starting
timecode, reel name, and creation date, to help you determine which of the clips in that
list is the correct one.
2. Choose the correct media file for that clip by clicking its radio button, and click Apply.
What happens after you click Apply depends on whether you right-clicked the session
Timeline in the middle of the Conform page, or the “C” icon in the Master Session at the
bottom of the Conform page.
• Right-clicking the “C” icon in a selected session’s Timeline changes what media that
clip is linked to.
• Right-clicking the “C” icon in the Master Session copies that clip’s correction from the
Master Session clip to the conflicting clip in the other timeline.
What happens after you click Apply depends on whether you Right-clicked the session
Timeline in the middle of the Conform page, or the “C” icon in the Master Session at the
bottom of the Conform page.
The “C” icon is replaced with an “R,” indicating that the conflict has been resolved.
Timeline with two clips indicating timecode conflicts