This is the bottom right hand corner so we can see the position is set to positive 240 negative 135.

Now if we take a look at some of the other clips, if we click on the Cliff dot M4V we can see that the position for this one and if we. Now I know that the position that these need to be in his negative 240 and you can double click in the input box and enter them manually an for the Y negative 135. And then we can click in the war and drag it to the left to move it down. So if we click in the X and move it across to the left. So to arrange the clip in the position that we want it we use the X&Y position coordinates. 5 now that makes it half the size of course. We can double click and on our keypad press. Highlighted and then come over to the zoom. Make sure the clip that you want to alter is. You can click it in this inspected button up here. So what we want to do is we want to change the zoom in the inspector and if your inspectors not open.

Now the 1st and most important one is the zoom. All that’s required is we need to change a couple of settings on each clip. If we move that to the side starts out of the way of the playhead you can see we see other three clips. So if we if we go back to the first instance where we’ve got 4 by 4, the way to do this is to stack your clips on top of each other in the timeline.Īs you can see here, if we reset the settings on this top clip back to normal in the inspector, we can see that it covers the full screen. Or we might want to do something above and below or side by side like this, so these are actually quite easy to do in Davinci resolve. So it’s really easy to do in Davinci resolve, so let’s get in and take a look, so we may want to record something like this where we’ve got four clips in a 2 by 2. There’s been a lot of questions about how to show multiple clips at the same time in Davinci resolve, either sort of a split screen top and bottom left and right, or in a 2 by 2 kind of Matrix.

Hi everyone, saw him from someone home and take here now over the last few weeks I’ve been noticing in a lot of the Davinci resolve forms on Facebook. In this video, I take you through 3 different arrangements of clips that only take a few minutes to configure. Displaying multiple clips at one time on a timeline in Davinci resolve is very easy.

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