Pull Frame.io collaborator comments onto your timeline as markers, make your edits, and publish a new version right back to Frame.io. All from one panel docked inside DaVinci Resolve.
Your Frame.io notes live in a browser, and your cut lives in Resolve. You copy timecodes by hand, one at a time. CineWaltz Relay closes that loop and lets the two programs communicate, so your notes move automatically, from Frame.io to Resolve and back again.
Read a comment in Frame.io, scrub to the timecode in Resolve, drop a marker, and hope you didn't miss anything. Finish, re-upload, and start the copying over again.
Each user gets a color, and when a new comment is made in Frame.io it shows up in the timeline's inbox in Resolve. Complete the work, publish back to Frame.io, and the timeline stays connected for the next round. Two programs merged into one interface.
Three moves that used to mean two apps and a lot of copying.
Connect a Resolve timeline to a Frame.io video and every review comment drops onto the timeline, as a marker, at the exact frame it belongs to.
Switch notes on and off by commenter, filter to a single keyword, and check them off as you go. Complete a note in the panel and its status updates back on Frame.io, so the whole team can see that it's done.
You never open Frame.io. The Frame.io view on the right is there only to prove the status synced. You stay in Resolve the whole time.
When you are ready, hit Publish. Relay renders and uploads the new version and posts your markers as comments on it, credited to the right person even when one account posts on the team's behalf. Then the timeline stays connected and watches for the next round of notes.
Connect a video, color the notes, pull them onto the timeline, publish back, and deliver.
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