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Basic setup
- Install latest DaVinci Resolve
- add absolute path to ffmpeg into openpype settings

- install Python 3.6 into
%LOCALAPPDATA%/Programs/Python/Python36(only respected path by Resolve) - install OpenTimelineIO for 3.6
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Python\Python36\python.exe -m pip install git+https://github.com/PixarAnimationStudios/OpenTimelineIO.git@5aa24fbe89d615448876948fe4b4900455c9a3e8and move builded files from%LOCALAPPDATA%/Programs/Python/Python36/Lib/site-packages/opentimelineio/cxx-libs/bin and libto%LOCALAPPDATA%/Programs/Python/Python36/Lib/site-packages/opentimelineio/. I was building it on Win10 machine with Visual Studio Community 2019 and
with installed CMake in PATH. - install PySide2 for 3.6
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Python\Python36\python.exe -m pip install PySide2 - make sure Resovle Fusion (Fusion Tab/menu/Fusion/Fusion Setings) is set to Python 3.6

Editorial setup
This is how it looks on my testing project timeline
Notice I had renamed tracks to main (holding metadata markers) and review used for generating review data with ffmpeg confersion to jpg sequence.
- you need to start OpenPype menu from Resolve/EditTab/Menu/Workspace/Scripts/OpenPype_Menu
- then select any clips in
maintrack and change their color toChocolate - in OpenPype Menu select
Create - in Creator select
Create Publishable Clip [New](temporary name) - set
Rename clipsto True, Master Track tomainand Use review track toreviewas in picture
- after you hit
okall clips are colored topingand marked with openpype metadata tag - git
Publishon openpype menu and see that all had been collected correctly. That is the last step for now as rest is Work in progress. Next steps will follow.