Reusable Fusion Clip with Sound in Davinci Resolve
Lasso both of them, right-click, and create a new compound clip. You could store this compound clip within a power bin, and it would be available for re-use in future projects. Or, you could write out a proRes 4444 file to your desktop and import into new projects whenever you need to (has to be 4444 at least to support transparency. If you use a different codec, be sure it does too; common ones like h.264 do not). In either case, if you have trouble with an alpha channel not showing up, you need to go into the color page, right click on the background of the node viewer and select “add alpha output”, then wire the new blue triangle output to whichever node you’re trying to get transparency from. BMD have made this step less necessary in some situations, and try to automatically display transparency when appropriate, but you’ll still encounter black sometimes, and if you do, that’s where you fix it. Oh, and when you say “render individual clips,” don’t use the render individual clips button n the deliver page. It’s for round-tripping to other software, it won’t export single clips like you see them on the timeline. To do that, you can right-click on the clip thumbnail in the deliver page and select “render this clip” from the drop down to set the in and out points to a single clip. The results are very different.