user26091: I'm trying to transition from Lightworks to Davinci Resolve. My question here is about the right way to sync 2 video clips and show them simultaneously.
In my case I have a video of a sporting event and another video of the game clock. I want to crop the clock video and show it in the corner of the game video. Obviously getting them synced is important.
I've seen how Davinci Resolve makes it very easy to create a Multicam clip and sync the angles. However that seems to work to show just one angle at a time, and I want to show both at the same time.  How do I accomplish this?
Bonus question - I want to cut out some spans of time in the game (timeouts, etc) which creates a challenge with the clock (at least in LW).  In LW I would sync both clips, then cut out time with them together so they stay synced. How do I do this in DR?
Thanks!

user3592: 
I've seen how Davinci Resolve makes it very easy to create a Multicam
  clip and sync the angles. However that seems to work to show just one
  angle at a time, and I want to show both at the same time. How do I
  accomplish this?

It does only show one angle at a time.  The way you accomplish it is to create two tracks on the timeline, drop an instance of the multicam on V1, duplicate that instance by alt/option dragging upwards to V2 (add shift after you start dragging to constrain the movement vertically, and to keep the clips synced temporally).  Then switch the angle of either one of them, so that V1 is showing angle A and V2 is showing angle B, for instance. Then adjust the transform and crop parameters on the topmost clip (V2) to expose the one underneath.  
As for the bonus question, you can either be careful how you blade by making sure you have either both or neither clips selected when you hit command/control-B, or you can lasso-select the two clips, right-click, and select "Link Clips", then make sure clip linking is on by toggling the chain link icon (cmd/ctrl+shift+L).  Clip linking lets you move clips as groups, blade them as groups, and displays a red frame offset badge if the clips accidentally loose sync.  I'm not sure how lightworks works, but it's very similar to Premiere and FCP7.

26091: <p>I'm trying to transition from Lightworks to Davinci Resolve. My question here is about the right way to sync 2 video clips and show them simultaneously.</p>

<p>In my case I have a video of a sporting event and another video of the game clock. I want to crop the clock video and show it in the corner of the game video. Obviously getting them synced is important.</p>

<p>I've seen how Davinci Resolve makes it very easy to create a Multicam clip and sync the angles. However that seems to work to show just one angle at a time, and I want to show both at the same time.  How do I accomplish this?</p>

<p>Bonus question - I want to cut out some spans of time in the game (timeouts, etc) which creates a challenge with the clock (at least in LW).  In LW I would sync both clips, then cut out time with them together so they stay synced. How do I do this in DR?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
 3592: <blockquote>
  <p>I've seen how Davinci Resolve makes it very easy to create a Multicam
  clip and sync the angles. <strong>However that seems to work to show just one</strong>
  angle at a time, and I want to show both at the same time. How do I
  accomplish this?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>It does only show one angle at a time.  The way you accomplish it is to create two tracks on the timeline, drop an instance of the multicam on V1, duplicate that instance by alt/option dragging upwards to V2 (add shift after you start dragging to constrain the movement vertically, and to keep the clips synced temporally).  Then switch the angle of either one of them, so that V1 is showing angle A and V2 is showing angle B, for instance. Then adjust the transform and crop parameters on the topmost clip (V2) to expose the one underneath.  </p>

<p>As for the bonus question, you can either be careful how you blade by making sure you have either both or neither clips selected when you hit command/control-B, or you can lasso-select the two clips, right-click, and select "Link Clips", then make sure clip linking is on by toggling the chain link icon (cmd/ctrl+shift+L).  Clip linking lets you move clips as groups, blade them as groups, and displays a red frame offset badge if the clips accidentally loose sync.  I'm not sure how lightworks works, but it's very similar to Premiere and FCP7.</p>
