DaVinci Resolve
DaVinci Resolve opens two of StoryCut's formats. Choose DaVinci Resolve as the editor in the export form, then a format; see Exporting to your editor for the rest of the form.
| Format | Choose it when |
|---|---|
FCPXML (.fcpxml), the default | You want a recording as a real multicam clip. |
OpenTimelineIO, which keeps markers (.otio) | You want StoryCut's markers in Resolve. Resolve drops markers from FCPXML. |
Import it
- Open your project in Resolve and go to the Edit page.
- Choose File › Import › Timeline… and pick the file you downloaded.
- Leave Automatically import source clips into media pool ticked, so Resolve finds your media files at the paths you gave.
If clips come in offline, select them in the media pool and choose Relink Clips…, or export again with the right paths.
What comes across
- A recording, as FCPXML: a multicam clip with every camera angle in sync, cut into the clips you exported.
- A recording, as OpenTimelineIO: each camera angle on its own tracks, stacked in sync, with markers. To cut between angles, make a multicam clip from them in Resolve.
- A timeline, either way: the rough cut, one track per StoryCut track that carries picture or sound, each slot playing the take it plays in StoryCut. Resolve has no auditions, so a slot's other takes stay in StoryCut.
- Markers come across with OpenTimelineIO only.