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# DaVinci Resolve OFX

The OFX plugin is installed automatically on Windows. On macOS, select **Options / Install plugins…**

<figure><img src="/files/2gjv3HKJCepq8op0CzCI" alt=""><figcaption><p>Install individual plugins</p></figcaption></figure>

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If Resolve is open please restart it to reload the OFX plugin.
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## Using OpenFX plugin in DaVinci Resolve

### Adjustment Layer <a href="#adjustment-layer" id="adjustment-layer"></a>

To easily monitor all the clips in the timeline create an adjustment layer above your clips in the timeline in the **Edit Page**, and place the OpenFX plugin on top of that layer.

Find **Effects** in the **Toolbox** in your **Edit Page** on the left side of your timeline:

![Drag Adjustment Clip to your timeline](/files/-MHjitLy6h505v3OODHT)

And then drag the **OmniScope Connect** plugin on top of that **Adjustment Clip**:

![Apply OmniScope Connect OpenFX plugin onto that Adjustment Clip](/files/-MHjizYfnLmirWu_2oQr)

## Timeline node

Alternatively, you can use **Timeline Node** in the **Color Page**:

![Apply OmniScope Connect OpenFX plugin onto that](/files/-MG3Mog_CztsMYm-icEc)

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Placing an OpenFX plugin in the Timeline node can cause side effects when Caching is enabled in Resolve - the plugin can start sending frames to OmniScope once background renderer is started even if the clip is paused.\
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To fix that please use the **Adjustment Layer** approach above.
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