Which panel allows you to adjust clip properties?

Which panel allows you to adjust clip properties?

• A. Media Pool
• B. Inspector panel
• C. Deliver page
• D. Fairlight page

Answer: (B)

To adjust a clip’s properties in DaVinci Resolve, you use the Inspector panel. When a clip is selected in the timeline (or in the Media Pool), the Inspector shows editable attributes for that clip, such as Transform controls (Position, Zoom, Rotation), cropping, opacity, and even basic audio levels if it’s an audio-clip. This centralizes all the per-clip tweaks in one place, so you can quickly change how the clip looks and sounds. The Media Pool is for organizing clips and viewing their metadata, not for editing their properties on the timeline. The Deliver page handles export settings for rendering. The Fairlight page is focused on advanced audio editing and mixing.

To adjust a clip’s properties in DaVinci Resolve, you use the Inspector panel. When a clip is selected in the timeline (or in the Media Pool), the Inspector shows editable attributes for that clip, such as Transform controls (Position, Zoom, Rotation), cropping, opacity, and even basic audio levels if it’s an audio-clip. This centralizes all the per-clip tweaks in one place, so you can quickly change how the clip looks and sounds.

The Media Pool is for organizing clips and viewing their metadata, not for editing their properties on the timeline. The Deliver page handles export settings for rendering. The Fairlight page is focused on advanced audio editing and mixing.