Davinci Resolve 16 - changing clip speed to fill a gap

A simple two-step process to change the speed of a clip to fit exactly into the time available.
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[@kreazea]

this is exactly what i needed! now I can stop wasting time with the speed bar which doesn't work the way I want it to half the time. thanks so much for sharing

[@IanPotter-yw1fo]

Spot on Chris. Just what i needed to know and straight to the point. Thank you.

[@GamingLannes]

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[@WojtekCieslicki]

Chris, my Mannnn! That's exactly what I was looking for. +10 Points for getting right to it. Short, precise and informative. Well done and THANK You!

[@thatsamshow]

This has massively sped up my workflow on other projects. Cheers! 😎

[@RiseGameOnYT]

You have no Idea how helpful that is !!!!!

[@aooide]

Thank you so much. I've been using DaVinci for a while with no clue how to do this.

[@OGLDEV]

Amazing tip, thank you! I actually switched from kdenlive to resolve for exactly these types of efficiency boosters.

[@thanasisathanasi4965]

Thank you sir. I googled and got your video !!!

[@nil4309]

just what i needed, thanks for deciphering this mechanic! great vid hoope to see more

[@CarlDoesStuff]

Good Lord why was it so hard to find this? Thanks for the video.

[@alyfitz1986]

Thanks for sharing, this is going to save me SO much time!!

[@SagarGanesh_ContentCreator]

Very much useful 👍☺️ Thank you

[@leency]

Wow, this is so useful! Thanks a lot for the video!

[@eeeypieter]

Thank you very much sir. It's precisely what I what looking for and straight to the point.

[@misternicejob]

SO, so, so helpful.

[@MambaRTyt]

This is going to save me so much time editing. Thank you!

[@Sumitgupta-se6hf]

Very very very helpful thank you

[@insidechocolatewithjimothy5313]

Really neat.

[@TheJiuJitsuNerd92]

Thank you very much it is really helpful

[@i-like-music]

Thanks man!

[@mark4096]

legendary tip!

[@InformationEngineer59]

Thank You

[@Derek147900]

Thank you

[@brunox93]

This is exactly what I was looking for! this info is so hard to come by!

[@SidequestNinja]

I'm glad it helped :)

[@AcademiaExcel]

You are amazing, and saved me a lot of time. Thank you! I was trying to calculate the exact speed percentage to get the correct time 😆

[@SidequestNinja]

Hooray! I'm glad the video helped :D

[@ethanjx]

Genius.

[@puffpastry2229]

thanks

[@WimpyKatana]

Hey thanks dude its helpfull

[@lukasmaximus2398]

youre the best

[@tambaloneusderpaloneus6626]

sanity saving!!

[@SidequestNinja]

Glad it was helpful!

[@t3lls]

Does anybody know how to do this with audio? Because retime control sadly only works on video clips...

[@SidequestNinja]

If you right-click the clip and select "Change Clip Speed..." you get a dialog that lets you edit it. You don't get the benefit of being able to visually drag it to the right length, but if you do the maths to work out how long you need it to be, you can do it that way.