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(My low budget gear could not jam sync timecode.) Each camera had different starting timecodes, which is what likely screwed me when I tried the import/export with EDL. Assuming I could just use audio waveform to sync (and I could), I didn't bother to reset the timecodes of all three cameras in the shoot to zero. Irrespective of the number of unique Reels in your Project, if you stick to that mantra, you should get a clean, pain free Conform in Resolve every time.ДЄlthough Resolve can be used as a Transcoder, it is not (yet) able to embed user selected Reel Names into the exported Timecode so as Uli has suggested earlier, highly optimised, multi-threaded, third party batch transcoders are still your best bet. Any TC start number can be selected manually but it is of the utmost importance that No Two Frames in any One Reel are allowed the same Timecode. eg: 'GH5' but with a Timecode start of 00:00:00:00 for each Reel. All material was de-interlaced, FPS corrected and transcoded to either 10bit ProRes 422 or 10bit DNxHD at 25P with embedded, unique Reels before the Edit using one of the free FFMPEG based HDcinematics transcoders.ДЄ unique Reel Name was selected for each of the six different cameras and embedded into the file during the transcode.

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The source material included everything from older Pro ENG TV cameras shooting 1080i to toy DSLRs and even smart phones recording at silly frame rates. We recently completed a multicam, 'never to be repeated event' shoot with Edit in Lightworks but with Grade and DPX Mastering in Resolve. If you have someone to translate some German for you, drop me a PM, I have a whole paper on the subject).

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On the PC the stuff from Hdcinematics would do (and many others). To batch insert TC I'd suggest EditReady or Mp4toQT (both can also do the re-wapping) on the Mac. Or you can put them in manually in either program and use that effort for organizing at the same time. But in Resolve (not in Premiere) you can generate metadata in many ways from variables (check the manual) too. Reel/tape names can be generated from date of origin, so at least the files are 'individualized' instead of many of them looking the same to the NLE. BTW, my favorite tool for waveform syncing is PluralEyes. TC can be generated from the time of origin of the file, which is not precise enough for syncing, but good enough for getting in the ballpark. What I suggest then is adding the missing data.

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Not all versions of MP4 can hold such data, but MOV can, so re-wrap to MOV if needed (or transcode, if your system stutters on H.264).

Plus, generate reel names, which are called tape names in Pro or FCP, but it's the same field of metadata. If not (all your original clips start with 00:00:00:00 in the NLE), just put some fake TC in. Sometimes hard to find, in particular on Sony menusвЂ¦ Even some 'amateur' stills cameras with video capabilities have it, but often buried deep in the menus. So, let's get to the trouble with TC and reel/tape name. Actually, a happy amateur (which literally means something like lover) is what I am when making private projects (albeit lucky enough to have access to pro gear most times). I didn't want to put down any amateur as a person, just hinting on problems with amateur gear.

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I would appreciate understanding more about how to check reel name and TC so that EDL export can work properly.

I'll probably do it differently next time with better gear. I did slate everything so could have sync'd by in/out points but it was just faster to sync by audio. PP could sync my 3 cameras and audio via waveform to create a multicam clip and Resolve could not. That's the reason I used PP in the first place. This was my first serious shoot and because it was low budget, I did not use gear that can generate or sync with timecode. There is still much to understand with video. I put myself in that category for video, even though I've been a successful still photographer for years. we were all amateurs/beginners at one point.

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I'll color code the clips and then create clip groups for editing. Not perfectly, because the thumbnails on the timeline in Resolve don't really match up to what's in the program viewer, but it's a minor issue. I flattened the multicam sequence in PP and tried again with EDL export/import and it worked.

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