I never clip in a separate program anymore. The only reason I used to was because of technical limitations.
Instead, I could make subclips inside of my program (lol, like I'd have the patience) or I could scrub through all of my source and chuck anything likely onto a brainstorming timeline. I then edit things from the brainstorming timeline onto my actual vid timeline.
Resolve should be able to handle you importing 10 seasons of TV into one project just fine. Most modern programs have copious metadata options, though the tagging isn't usually quite as elaborate as FCPX's version. You can totally do your clipping within your actual project file.
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Date: 2020-03-27 08:12 am (UTC)Instead, I could make subclips inside of my program (lol, like I'd have the patience) or I could scrub through all of my source and chuck anything likely onto a brainstorming timeline. I then edit things from the brainstorming timeline onto my actual vid timeline.
Resolve should be able to handle you importing 10 seasons of TV into one project just fine. Most modern programs have copious metadata options, though the tagging isn't usually quite as elaborate as FCPX's version. You can totally do your clipping within your actual project file.