I type in every word that's said, so I can quickly search for them in the edit index or also that the marker index is another excellent way to see those lines' timelines. The typical workflow I've done for many years is to put markers on clips on the timeline by tapping m on the keyboard. It gives you so much more control to go from a ton of footage down to a smaller subset and your final cut and then still be able to reference back to other alternate takes that may have happened along the way. Wouldn't that be faster? Well, maybe, but you have a lot more creative control if you put all of your clips on a timeline that can be trimmed, that can be marked, and you can look at the markers in the marker index and export those as a spreadsheet file. So you're probably wondering why I would edit from timeline to timeline when I could go from clip to timeline. The big kicker is we can pull out our speed editors again and have fun selecting the text with the search dial. And better yet, you can use those fully transcribed timelines to edit directly from one timeline to the other. But, did you know you can transcribe an entire sequence with just a mouse click? That way, you're transcribing all of the interview clips at once.
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Text-Based Editing is here, so let's learn how to edit in DaVinci Resolve 18.5 with automated transcriptions with the neural engine AI.īy now, you already know that DaVinci Resolve 18.5 can transcribe individual clips and then automatically create captions for your whole timeline.
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