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IMPORTANT
You must select the same number of target clips as you did source clips for the Paste button to
become enabled.
Group copy and paste of grades
3 When you’ve made your selections, click Paste.
The grade settings from the source clips are pasted to the destination clips, in order. In other
words, if you copy from clips 5 through 9 to clips 11 through 15, then grade 5 is copied to shot 11,
grade 6 is copied to shot 12, grade 7 is copied to shot 13, and so on.
Importing CDL Data Using ColorTrace
The ColorTrace CDL command lets you import ASC CDL file formats from other applications into
DaVinci Resolve. DaVinci Resolve also has the ability to read DRX filenames from CDL files, allowing a
CDL to load exported DaVinci Resolve grades.
There are three supported file formats:
– CMX EDL: An EDL with comments referring to CCC/CDL XML files, or even Slope, Offset, and
Power (SOP) data within the comment area.
– CCC and CDL XML: A file format that contains various color correction looks, and even references.
To import CDL data into DaVinci Resolve:
1 If you’re importing CCC/CDL XML correction looks:
– Open the Gallery page, right-click anywhere within the Stills tab, and choose Import from the
contextual menu.
– When the Import Stills dialog appears, open the CDL/CCC files. When these are finished
importing into the Gallery, an ASC logo will appear along with them.
2 Open the Edit page and select the Timeline you want to use ColorTrace with in the Timeline list.
3 Right-click anywhere within the Timeline, and choose ColorTrace from CDL.
4 Select an EDL using the Select EDL dialog, and click Open.
5 Select its corresponding CDL and CCC files using the Select CDL Files dialog. If there are no
CDL or CCC files (which is the case if there are inline SOP comments within the EDL), you should
click Cancel.
6 Using the ColorTrace With CDL window, copy the source grades from the CMX EDL/CCC & CDL
XML files to the Target timeline.
At this point, the ColorTrace window works identically as previously described.
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