How to insert footage in old TV | DaVinci Resolve 18 tutorial

Learn how to replace a tv screen in this quick tutorial for beginners. Davinci Resolve 18 is packed with effects and combining a few of them will lead to great results and will allow you to use your footage inside an old TV.

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[ahmetbaykara.mp]

The audio EQ transition at the beginning of the video is dope maaan 🔥🤩

[PhilipThompson]

Thanks so much for this, it was incredibly helpful to me. I have tried this effect on my own a few times, and the lens distortion effect is what I've needed but didn't know existed in Davinci Resolve. My only criticism was that I found the tutorial a tad quick and it was difficult at times to see where your cursor was. Hope to see more from you soon!

[maxjohn]

Really helpful, very well explained!
I'd love it if you could do something similar with two modifications:
1) Using a video clip of the TV instead of a static image.
2) Zooming in to the TV and transitioning to the original footage.

[aragaochannel]

I'm actually amazed, really, such a small channel and so much information! Amazing, keep up with the good work!

[JC-rlnd]

Thank you so much! That was amazing! Best instructions on how to do this on YouTube! Made my video a 10/10! THANK YOU!

[aostiles]

This was awesome. I watch a lot of video editing tutorials and this one stood out. It was information-dense, which I appreciate.

[thedaytodaytoday]

Thanks fella, great tutoriual, not too long too. Helped me out on my new quick channel idea....

[costadope]

Thank you so much. awesome tutorial!!!

[jonahjohnsonspeech]

Great tutorial. Thank you so much! Earned another sub, keep it up.

[IronsideGeorge]

Yes! Thanks dude! New skill learnt; much appreciated!

[blackmirror]

Amazing tutorial. Very much appreciated.

[budgetingwithalex]

Love this .. exactly what I was looking for.

[PensiveWhiskers]

Thank you so so much for this! I am quite illiterate when it comes to DaVinci Resolve but I was able to follow this tutorial. Now I feel very fancy with my editing skills. 🙂

[RadioSpec]

I cant find the highlight button mentioned at 1:30. Any tips?

[Gino_]

this is a really great tutorial. Thanks for taking the time!

[pamecarrera]

Where did u get the TV video?
I loved the whole tutorial c:

[animemilkshake]

super guide, my videos will look better now

[andy_knight]

This is great! Definitely going to give it a try

[BereniceFrenchTutoringFun]

Thanks so much Philippe that's really cool! Will use that effect next time I do a video :)

[luizfeliperosa]

That's fantastic!! Thank you!!! Could you please teach us how to add noise to the image. Like grain, you know? Thanks again!