Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
One of the biggest complaint’s about the ATEM Mini ISO’s DaVinci project file is that it’s not a traditional Multicam timeline that you can edit in the EDIT tab of DaVinci Resolve with the regular multi-cam viewer. Instead it’s designed to be used in the CUT tab of DaVinci along with the fantastic “Sync Bin” feature. Personally I find editing with the sync bin and cut page fast and easy (especially when using a Blackmagic Speed Editor). BUT, there are some times that I just wish you could edit the ATEM files as a traditional multicam in the edit tab, and I’ve heard may of you say the same… So I’ve created a method for converting your ATEM ISO DaVinci Resolve project files into a regular Multicam Timeline that you can use in the Edit tab of DaVinci. I hope this helps you out and let me know if you do try this method!
This video is sponsored by UNO. Sign up for their FREE broadcast quality graphics platform at:
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Speed Editor:
https://go.alex.live/speededitor
My Camera Setup & Other Setups:
kit.co/alexpettitt
Note: The above links are affiliate links. It basically means I earn a small commission when you use my link to buy the product, but costs you no extra. It helps me to keep making videos. So thanks :)
#ATEMISO #DavinciResolve #editingtips #atemmini #atemminipro
One of the biggest complaint’s about the ATEM Mini ISO’s DaVinci project file is that it’s not a traditional Multicam timeline that you can edit in the EDIT tab of DaVinci Resolve with the regular multi-cam viewer. Instead it’s designed to be used in the CUT tab of DaVinci along with the fantastic “Sync Bin” feature. Personally I find editing with the sync bin and cut page fast and easy (especially when using a Blackmagic Speed Editor). BUT, there are some times that I just wish you could edit the ATEM files as a traditional multicam in the edit tab, and I’ve heard may of you say the same… So I’ve created a method for converting your ATEM ISO DaVinci Resolve project files into a regular Multicam Timeline that you can use in the Edit tab of DaVinci. I hope this helps you out and let me know if you do try this method!
This video is sponsored by UNO. Sign up for their FREE broadcast quality graphics platform at:
https://go.alex.live/uno
Speed Editor:
https://go.alex.live/speededitor
My Camera Setup & Other Setups:
kit.co/alexpettitt
Note: The above links are affiliate links. It basically means I earn a small commission when you use my link to buy the product, but costs you no extra. It helps me to keep making videos. So thanks :)
#ATEMISO #DavinciResolve #editingtips #atemmini #atemminipro
