man I remember one year ago that I didn't know anything about editing I started watching your videos on shotcut and the journey I went through from shotcut to DaVinci resolve in a year and yet again I am watching your videos on Davinci resolve😆 You are fantastic, thank you so much
In the last year I used Davinci normally. Now since a month I have 2 cams. I watched several youtube on the subject and to this day and never succeed. YOU, explained it with a simple way and now I GOT it !!!! many thanks
Without a doubt the best multi cam tutorial out and I've seen a lot. No gimmicks just to the point. I started editing using PP and completely switched to DR a couple years back. It was a bit of a curve but I managed to harness it for my professional needs. I don't use DR on a regular daily basis but when I do use it, I'm using it from 2-4 weeks per production. Having tutorials which are easy to follow and get right to the point help the workflow stay as smooth as possible which is why this one is bookmarked! Between video prods my bread & butter is (still) photography (30 + years) for which I shoot, edit and post prod anywhere from 3000-10,000 images a week, so my muscle memory is devoted to Photoshop. Thanks!
I don't think you mentioned this at 6:30 in but the audio and video needs to be unlinked in order for you to set the default video and audio clip. And a BIG THANKS for making this tutorial. I've just started using two cameras and this really helped!
I'm a hobbies/enthusiast I've been using Premier Pro for years and it's a handful to use, just started Davinci with a new computer and loving it! so much easier!!! I had just completed my first multi camera music video on Premier Pro, took many hours to work out how to do it:( Davinci looks almost childs play in comparison! this makes me look forward to another multicam shoot :) Thanks for the excellent tutorial! Loving davinci more and more.
Just what I needed. Thank you. In particular the bit about letting it play and then press the number keys to switch angles and have the edits accumulated.
Wow, as a complete novice, this was such an incredible video to watch. Thanks Kevin for walking me through this. Maybe I'm a newbie, but the fact that DaVinci Resolve syncs the audio and video across up to 16 video cameras...is insane. And it's FREE!
I've been watching your channel for the last several weeks; and like others below, I find your presentations to be very clear and easy to follow. I very much like the fact that you always use colored circles and other slightly opaque shapes to help identify where the pointer arrow is on your screen shots. That is such an invaluable aid in helping the viewer keep oriented. Obviously, you know what you're doing and I look forward to continue learning from you!
I recently bought a second M50 for multiangle purpose and this tutorial got me up to speed on how to edit efficiently with this setup thank you so much
I'm trying to switch from Filmora X to Resolve 17, so I'm trying to learn basic editing in Resolve. This actually looks SO much easier than having to have 2 video tracks and guessing where to cut and remove part of the second angle clip!
Kevin thank you so much for this video. I've seen so many videos trying to do multicam with DaVinci and none of them compare to this one. You really explain it very well and so easy to understand and follow. I just did my first multicam and saved me tons of time thanks to you!
Thank you!!! Had watched another very over complicated video on how to do this and if anything it really put me off the task itself. Following your instructions made it so much easier. Cheers.
You are the best tutorials maker I have ever seen the fast and the simplicity makes your videos shine like a star I wish you the best and thank you for this wonderful video
You have this ability to produce the exact tutorial at the exact moment I need it. Thanks, Da Vinci is a beast of a program. I had it a couple of years ago but computer wasn't up to it. But now!!!!!
Thank you so much sir - exacly the simple tutorial I needed. Just started out with Davinci in the last few weeks having used power director for years. Today I shot my first multi cam video for my channel and thanks to your video I am now editing as we speak.
Absolutely excellent video. I am a total newbie doing multicam for my first time, and I can confidently say that you just saved me tens of hours of effort. It's like magic! Thank you.
Dear Kevin, please do a tutorial about Power Apps... How to create a "Sales CRM" by using power apps... That would be great help... I know there are many tutorials available on that but non of them are as clear as your videos... Your videos are always so clear that it goes into the deep schemas of my brain instantly... Thank you for your great tutorials...
One really helpful thing with multicam editing on Resolve that you didn't mentioned is the ability to "open the multicam timeline". So that you can adjust, or add other angles directly in your Multicam. You just have to right click and pick "open in timeline" (don't forget to activate the multi timeline viewer on the left) and then you'll avec access to your multicam timeline. Your Welcome ;)
I appreciate this video a lot! I've just finished editing a Multicam video the old way - manually syncing them, then cutting out the part I don't need when switching to the B roll camera. Cumbersome! I'll try Multicam. Thanks!
Great video. Only thing I was hoping to se but didn't was using multiples from 2+ cameras with the files saved as the cameras do their own naming convention. Like a lot of people I use a main DSLR and a action cam for overhead / moving shots etc. I'll toy with the import options to see which way best integrates my default named files. THanks for everything else in here, made it super easy!
Brother, I so appreciate you putting these vids together. I am new to DaVinci and use it to edit our Sunday School / Bible Study classes. With your help and the wise counsel of “Chief Tinkerer” my presentations are much better. With the content that I am working with, I’m trying to do my very best, carefully. Thank you once again - working on a video at this very moment.
Hi, I came here after searching for Multi-Cam editing. I like your channel at first glance, and so have, and am, checking out some of your other Vids. I am Novice in anything computing, but picked up a few things well in the Area of Windows, Office, Excel in the last few years. I want to have a go at sharing my knowledge soon via a TH-cam tutorial channel. I would like to do it a bit differently, - more „raw“- more real and Human, and I wont use a screen recording as much as is typical in my subject area. I got a room set up now and want a few cameras recording at the same time so as to do the Multi-Cam switching between camera editing thing, as I jump up to do some , hopefully entertaining, demos of the things I am explaining . After watching this and some of your other stuff I am going to go the DaVinci way for the editing. Do you have any suggestions on how I should go about the simultaneous recordings. I bought a few similar cameras and already have a few older laptops spare, so I could just set them all off recording at around the same time. But I wonder if there is a more efficient way? 3-4 cameras should do for me, (although perhaps one camera might be best replaced by a screen recording). I have no experience at all with recording software, but my initial research suggest they record one camera or screen. Maybe I am wrong? I wonder if there is a software solution that allows simultaneous Multi- Cam recording? Alan
You'd need a capture card that supports that many cameras. Or if you are recording through usb you could try something like obs, but that's an unnecessary workaround honestly. It's easier to just record all of them separately. Just don't forget to have a sync point
@@muzlee7479 Thanks for that reply. Over the last month I have been getting more clued up on it all. I am still a Layman, but my feeling was that it could be a bit too complicated, multi camera recording, so your advise is good to hear. I have pretty well settled on Davinci Resolve for the editing, and so went on to spend some time trying to check out the vast amount of video recording software’s. There seems to be a frightening amount. By coincidence, I actually ended up initially deciding for obs, despite initially passing it by: Initially I passed it a few times in searches, but disregarded it at first glance as looking too advanced for me. But a few times it cropped up again, and on trying it I found it surprisingly easy to master, at least for the simplest recording. Further more I found that for me it worked easily on some lower performance laptops that I have lying around spare. As I went on to learn obs slightly more fully, I was only so far using a single camera So its looking like hanging a single camera on a few of those spare laptops could be the way to go initially. I will look carefully at the sync point that you mentioned, thanks for that advice. I might however perhaps use one laptop to do simultaneously a screen recording and one of the cameras recording. Interestingly after initially deciding on obs after reading up elsewhere, I later noticed by checking out info for the simultaneous screen recording and camera with obs, that Kevin has some videos on obs. So that is nice. It suggests this channel is one I should check out a bit more often. Alan
@@BWVidventures yeah need help with this too, i usually have the option but cannot understand why its not there now, killing my time management over one little button
Looked so easy, thanks. We now have multiple GoPro's on our truck when we travel and wanted an easy way to edit these clips together. Thanks for the Proxy tip, already knew about optimized media.
Kevin as always, making videos which are actually beneficial and informative. Your amazing Kevin!!! One of the channels I have bell notifications turned on for
For those of you who do not have the pleasure of using the AI or software to sync your clips for you. Create a timeline with those clips and sync them manually however you can (I listen to my audio and get it as close as possible). To then convert those clips to a Multicam clip this software for some reason wants to be a right foul whore as simply converting to multicam will not show the other clips. The way to do it is: Convert the timeline to multicam --> Create new timeline from that --> Convert the timeline to multicam AGAIN and you will now see the multiple angles as you're supposed to. About gouged my eyes out trying to figure this out.
@Khin La pyae Woon software means program. You can say 'davinci resolve is great video editing software' or 'davinci resolve is great video editing program' Did u understand it, bro?
Excellent overview for multi cam and really liked that you took the time to introduce the entire process for those not yet familiar with Resolve. Thank you!
Great learning videos. Candlelit video on how to show multiple videos at the same time like video in video using Divince Resolve. I saw that there can be multiple video tracks like multiple audio tracks .
At 5:16 you drug the multi-clip to a blanks timeline. I don't have a blank timeline so I need to do something different. In this case I used _Open in Timeline_ but that gave me a timeline with the three clips on individual tracks; three video tracks and three audio tracks. That didn't look like what you got, so I went back and selected _Create New Timeline with Selected Clips._ That looks like the timeline you got by just dragging it into a blank edit timeline. I also have my _Media Pool_ set to show Icons which makes it easier to identify what each item in the bin actually is.
man I remember one year ago that I didn't know anything about editing I started watching your videos on shotcut and the journey I went through from shotcut to DaVinci resolve in a year and yet again I am watching your videos on Davinci resolve😆
You are fantastic, thank you so much
Dude I edit a couple podcasts every week and I can't even begin to describe how much future time you've saved me. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
In the last year I used Davinci normally. Now since a month I have 2 cams. I watched several youtube on the subject and to this day and never succeed. YOU, explained it with a simple way and now I GOT it !!!! many thanks
Thank you!!!!! You just saved me DAYS of my life trying to edit a multi-cam podcast!
Kevin is explaining as one of the best. Clear, right speed, to the point and complete.
THIS IS THE TUTORIAL THAT I NEEDED TO GET THE MULTI-CAM WORKING PROPERLY THANK YOU!
As of 2023 davinci 18.1.3 this still apply. Thank you!
Without a doubt the best multi cam tutorial out and I've seen a lot. No gimmicks just to the point. I started editing using PP and completely switched to DR a couple years back. It was a bit of a curve but I managed to harness it for my professional needs. I don't use DR on a regular daily basis but when I do use it, I'm using it from 2-4 weeks per production. Having tutorials which are easy to follow and get right to the point help the workflow stay as smooth as possible which is why this one is bookmarked! Between video prods my bread & butter is (still) photography (30 + years) for which I shoot, edit and post prod anywhere from 3000-10,000 images a week, so my muscle memory is devoted to Photoshop. Thanks!
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
source also doesnt have multicam option
I don't think you mentioned this at 6:30 in but the audio and video needs to be unlinked in order for you to set the default video and audio clip. And a BIG THANKS for making this tutorial. I've just started using two cameras and this really helped!
Exactly… he thought us from the beginners guide earlier tho
or you can just lock it and change one or the other
I'm a hobbies/enthusiast I've been using Premier Pro for years and it's a handful to use, just started Davinci with a new computer and loving it! so much easier!!! I had just completed my first multi camera music video on Premier Pro, took many hours to work out how to do it:( Davinci looks almost childs play in comparison! this makes me look forward to another multicam shoot :)
Thanks for the excellent tutorial! Loving davinci more and more.
Just what I needed. Thank you. In particular the bit about letting it play and then press the number keys to switch angles and have the edits accumulated.
Sir there’s no way I can say thank you to you this has just saved my life and content
Wow, as a complete novice, this was such an incredible video to watch. Thanks Kevin for walking me through this. Maybe I'm a newbie, but the fact that DaVinci Resolve syncs the audio and video across up to 16 video cameras...is insane. And it's FREE!
I've been watching your channel for the last several weeks; and like others below, I find your presentations to be very clear and easy to follow. I very much like the fact that you always use colored circles and other slightly opaque shapes to help identify where the pointer arrow is on your screen shots. That is such an invaluable aid in helping the viewer keep oriented. Obviously, you know what you're doing and I look forward to continue learning from you!
Thanks for the kind note Keith!
I recently bought a second M50 for multiangle purpose and this tutorial got me up to speed on how to edit efficiently with this setup
thank you so much
I'm trying to switch from Filmora X to Resolve 17, so I'm trying to learn basic editing in Resolve. This actually looks SO much easier than having to have 2 video tracks and guessing where to cut and remove part of the second angle clip!
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
Kevin thank you so much for this video. I've seen so many videos trying to do multicam with DaVinci and none of them compare to this one. You really explain it very well and so easy to understand and follow. I just did my first multicam and saved me tons of time thanks to you!
Terrific video thanks for such a good video, Well done.
Thank you dear Kevin. You are such a humble and generous person.
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
Thank you!!! Had watched another very over complicated video on how to do this and if anything it really put me off the task itself. Following your instructions made it so much easier. Cheers.
You are the best tutorials maker I have ever seen
the fast and the simplicity makes your videos shine like a star
I wish you the best and thank you for this wonderful video
You have this ability to produce the exact tutorial at the exact moment I need it. Thanks, Da Vinci is a beast of a program. I had it a couple of years ago but computer wasn't up to it. But now!!!!!
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
Neat. A few months ago I edited a multicam video but without any of those functions. This could've saved me a lot of time haha
This makes it really easy 😂
I use Davinci for some time, but today you taught me new things that I can do with this beautiful software. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much sir - exacly the simple tutorial I needed. Just started out with Davinci in the last few weeks having used power director for years. Today I shot my first multi cam video for my channel and thanks to your video I am now editing as we speak.
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
source also doesnt have multicam option
Excellent to-the-point style. No posturing, jokey asides. Many thanks!
Absolutely excellent video. I am a total newbie doing multicam for my first time, and I can confidently say that you just saved me tens of hours of effort. It's like magic! Thank you.
Fantastic! Everything I needed and nothing I did not. Cheers!
Thanks for the tutorial! Now I’m really confident to editing multiple camera (but same audio) all at once!
I'm SO glad I found this tutorial - thank you for making it!!!
Dear Kevin, please do a tutorial about Power Apps... How to create a "Sales CRM" by using power apps... That would be great help...
I know there are many tutorials available on that but non of them are as clear as your videos... Your videos are always so clear that it goes into the deep schemas of my brain instantly... Thank you for your great tutorials...
Thanks for the note Shobha! Video on Power Apps coming soon. Appreciate the suggestion!
I came to find out how to keep the same audio clip and change only video and you delivered! Nice work!
One really helpful thing with multicam editing on Resolve that you didn't mentioned is the ability to "open the multicam timeline". So that you can adjust, or add other angles directly in your Multicam. You just have to right click and pick "open in timeline" (don't forget to activate the multi timeline viewer on the left) and then you'll avec access to your multicam timeline.
Your Welcome ;)
I've been wondering about that, thanks
You are amazing Kevin, no words to describe your skills. How simply you are explaining everything, hats off....
I appreciate this video a lot! I've just finished editing a Multicam video the old way - manually syncing them, then cutting out the part I don't need when switching to the B roll camera. Cumbersome! I'll try Multicam. Thanks!
This video is my go to for DVR - thank you Kevin, this has made a world of difference to my channel videos
Thank you for the refresher. Hopefully I'll start doing this often enough to have in ingrained into my head.
This is great and I appreciate the simplicity of both this video along with Davinci Resolve. Cheers all around!!
Great video. Only thing I was hoping to se but didn't was using multiples from 2+ cameras with the files saved as the cameras do their own naming convention. Like a lot of people I use a main DSLR and a action cam for overhead / moving shots etc. I'll toy with the import options to see which way best integrates my default named files. THanks for everything else in here, made it super easy!
Brother, I so appreciate you putting these vids together. I am new to DaVinci and use it to edit our Sunday School / Bible Study classes. With your help and the wise counsel of “Chief Tinkerer” my presentations are much better. With the content that I am working with, I’m trying to do my very best, carefully.
Thank you once again - working on a video at this very moment.
Thanks for the retraining for Davinci Resolve. I'd previously used multicam on Sony Vegas Pro. It's very similar 👍
You are just the best, thank you Kevin. Always to the point with the right amount of details. Thanks so much!
Hi, I came here after searching for Multi-Cam editing. I like your channel at first glance, and so have, and am, checking out some of your other Vids.
I am Novice in anything computing, but picked up a few things well in the Area of Windows, Office, Excel in the last few years.
I want to have a go at sharing my knowledge soon via a TH-cam tutorial channel.
I would like to do it a bit differently, - more „raw“- more real and Human, and I wont use a screen recording as much as is typical in my subject area.
I got a room set up now and want a few cameras recording at the same time so as to do the Multi-Cam switching between camera editing thing, as I jump up to do some , hopefully entertaining, demos of the things I am explaining .
After watching this and some of your other stuff I am going to go the DaVinci way for the editing.
Do you have any suggestions on how I should go about the simultaneous recordings. I bought a few similar cameras and already have a few older laptops spare, so I could just set them all off recording at around the same time. But I wonder if there is a more efficient way?
3-4 cameras should do for me, (although perhaps one camera might be best replaced by a screen recording).
I have no experience at all with recording software, but my initial research suggest they record one camera or screen. Maybe I am wrong? I wonder if there is a software solution that allows simultaneous Multi- Cam recording?
Alan
You'd need a capture card that supports that many cameras.
Or if you are recording through usb you could try something like obs, but that's an unnecessary workaround honestly. It's easier to just record all of them separately. Just don't forget to have a sync point
@@muzlee7479 Thanks for that reply.
Over the last month I have been getting more clued up on it all.
I am still a Layman, but my feeling was that it could be a bit too complicated, multi camera recording, so your advise is good to hear.
I have pretty well settled on Davinci Resolve for the editing, and so went on to spend some time trying to check out the vast amount of video recording software’s. There seems to be a frightening amount.
By coincidence, I actually ended up initially deciding for obs, despite initially passing it by: Initially I passed it a few times in searches, but disregarded it at first glance as looking too advanced for me. But a few times it cropped up again, and on trying it I found it surprisingly easy to master, at least for the simplest recording. Further more I found that for me it worked easily on some lower performance laptops that I have lying around spare. As I went on to learn obs slightly more fully, I was only so far using a single camera
So its looking like hanging a single camera on a few of those spare laptops could be the way to go initially.
I will look carefully at the sync point that you mentioned, thanks for that advice.
I might however perhaps use one laptop to do simultaneously a screen recording and one of the cameras recording.
Interestingly after initially deciding on obs after reading up elsewhere, I later noticed by checking out info for the simultaneous screen recording and camera with obs, that Kevin has some videos on obs. So that is nice. It suggests this channel is one I should check out a bit more often.
Alan
I've already liked this once. Wish I could like it again for my second visit. 😄
I've been manually moving, cutting, and stacking multiple angles for videos. I'm going to try this for my next video I edit.
*Fantastic tutorial Kevin!*
I’m so glad you settled on DaVinci Resolve, as I really like your presentation style when doing tutorials.
I second that, his videos are not easy to make, he really serious on his job
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
@@BWVidventures yeah need help with this too, i usually have the option but cannot understand why its not there now, killing my time management over one little button
OMG! This was SOOOOO helpful! You do an excellent job explaining. Keep them videos coming.
Looked so easy, thanks. We now have multiple GoPro's on our truck when we travel and wanted an easy way to edit these clips together. Thanks for the Proxy tip, already knew about optimized media.
Best tutorial I've seen in a very long time. Much appreciated! Well done. You saved me hours editing my multi-cam projects. Thank you!
Simply and effectively explained. Great work, thanks!
Excellent walk through, perfect...just what I needed.
You make it all look so easy, I know making tutorial videos takes a lot of work, thanks for your efforts, makes my life easier.
Kevin as always, making videos which are actually beneficial and informative. Your amazing Kevin!!!
One of the channels I have bell notifications turned on for
thanks for your help man, this is now the second video you've helped me with for my podcast :)
For those of you who do not have the pleasure of using the AI or software to sync your clips for you. Create a timeline with those clips and sync them manually however you can (I listen to my audio and get it as close as possible). To then convert those clips to a Multicam clip this software for some reason wants to be a right foul whore as simply converting to multicam will not show the other clips. The way to do it is: Convert the timeline to multicam --> Create new timeline from that --> Convert the timeline to multicam AGAIN and you will now see the multiple angles as you're supposed to. About gouged my eyes out trying to figure this out.
That was a smart strait-forward explanation of the multi-cam workflow. Many thanks!
Really good video. well explained. step by step all i have to know regarding multicam .
thank you
keep it up
Got me started on my first project real quick, thanks~
Very easy to follow along in a bite size clip. Well done!
This is great! I really need to explore DaVinci Resolve more :)
I think you can do this with many video editors. However you are right because resolve is great and complicated app.
@Khin La pyae Woon software is program
@Khin La pyae Woon software means program. You can say 'davinci resolve is great video editing software' or 'davinci resolve is great video editing program'
Did u understand it, bro?
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
Great Video - thanks a million - just about to edit my band's performance and its been a while since I used Davinci so this is a great reminder...
Thank you for taking the time to explain it to us.
Excellent overview for multi cam and really liked that you took the time to introduce the entire process for those not yet familiar with Resolve. Thank you!
Once again you saved my day Kevin! Thanks a ton!
Such a clear explanation! Great explanation, Kevin :)
YAY!! I'm just getting into editing....I'm trying to become a youtube SUPERSTAR!! LOL!!!
YOOOOOO THANK YOU SOO MUCH! I've been doing it the hard way this is gonna make editing SOO MUCH EASIER for me THANK YOU!!!
Greatly helpful and amazingly explained. Thank you! Cheers
Loved this video! Thank you so much I can’t wait to start recording 😊
This was a brilliant tut. Thanks for making it so clear. 👌🏼
Well done for the work you share with us and really appreciate.
You help and gain skills and knowledge.
Excelent video, it helped me to start editing with multicam. Thanks
Clear and to the point. Good content presentation. Thanks KS
Very useful video and very clear explanation. Thank you.
Thank you for a no nonsense video. Was great for a noob like me
I do enjoy your amazing videos
Thank you, I watched some confusing videos about this topic before, this was really straight to the point and helpful!
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
source also doesnt have multicam option
Great learning videos. Candlelit video on how to show multiple videos at the same time like video in video using Divince Resolve. I saw that there can be multiple video tracks like multiple audio tracks .
Thank you so much! This video answered A LOT of the questions I had and really helped me with a multicam issue in DaVinci!
Thanks for the quick explanation!
Great video...can't wait to try this out. I have always wondered how to deal with multi cam footage, and you made it so simple! Merry Christmas!
It is clearly explained, thanks Kevin
This is great but I wish you had gone into transforming, cropping, etc... each clip 😉
I tried this right away and it works very well! Even it the clips are different lengths.. Thank you! :)
Good Video! I do appreciate you making this one!
Very informative and helpful. Thank you !
thanks man, super helpful and simple to understand
Literally you made it really eazy bro
Super helpful, clear and straight to action video. As always.
fantastic video. Not a lot of fluff. Right to the point. Thank you.
Thanks Kevin, this cleared a few things up
Your explanation style is superb! Do you teach how to create videos such as yours?
A very good tutorial. Well explained with out hype. Very straight to the point. Well done!
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
source also doesnt have multicam option
Once again great information. 10/10
Extremely helpful. Thank you ! 🙏
hello , im trying to switch using numbers the angles change but has no effect on my clip, unless i physically click the clips on source
At 5:16 you drug the multi-clip to a blanks timeline. I don't have a blank timeline so I need to do something different. In this case I used _Open in Timeline_ but that gave me a timeline with the three clips on individual tracks; three video tracks and three audio tracks. That didn't look like what you got, so I went back and selected _Create New Timeline with Selected Clips._ That looks like the timeline you got by just dragging it into a blank edit timeline. I also have my _Media Pool_ set to show Icons which makes it easier to identify what each item in the bin actually is.
Very clear and nice tutorial!
Amazing video, especially choosing the audio source in multicam.
Best tutorial I've seen on this so far! Very detailed and perfect for a newbie like myself. Thanks! :)
7:36 why i cannot see that icon on mine? I dont have that 2 timelines(2 viewers)??? pls help
source also doesnt have multicam option