How is a new timeline created in Resolve?

How is a new timeline created in Resolve?

• A. File > New Timeline
• B. Edit > New Timeline
• C. Media > New Timeline
• D. Project > New Timeline

Answer: (A)

Creating a new timeline in Resolve is done from the File menu because timeline creation is a project-level setup action that defines a new sequence inside your current project. When you choose File > New Timeline, you get a dialog to name the timeline and set its settings (like resolution and frame rate) or to use the project’s settings, giving you a distinct workspace to edit in. This path is the standard way to start a fresh sequence, separate from the editing commands themselves or media management. The other menus are for different purposes: Edit houses editing tools, Media handles importing and organizing media, and Project contains project-wide settings. So File > New Timeline is the correct route to create a new sequence within your project.

Creating a new timeline in Resolve is done from the File menu because timeline creation is a project-level setup action that defines a new sequence inside your current project. When you choose File > New Timeline, you get a dialog to name the timeline and set its settings (like resolution and frame rate) or to use the project’s settings, giving you a distinct workspace to edit in. This path is the standard way to start a fresh sequence, separate from the editing commands themselves or media management. The other menus are for different purposes: Edit houses editing tools, Media handles importing and organizing media, and Project contains project-wide settings. So File > New Timeline is the correct route to create a new sequence within your project.