THE SHORT ANSWER
Here's the approach.
Resolve 20 replaces the older keyframe interface with a dedicated Keyframe and Curve Editor available on both the Cut and Edit pages. The Keyframe view exposes animatable parameters from the selected clip’s Video Inspector; the Curve view lets you adjust how values change between keyframes.
Expand only the parameter groups you need, such as Transform, to reduce clutter. Group tracks contain their child parameter keyframes, so moving a keyframe at group level can move several animated properties at once.
See the workflow.
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Step by step.
Resolve 20- 01
Select the animated clip
Select a clip on the Cut or Edit page. Existing Inspector keyframes will be available in the dedicated editor.
- 02
Open Keyframes
Click the Keyframes tab in the upper-left area of the page. Expand a group such as Transform to expose Zoom and Position tracks.
- 03
Inspect timing or curves
Use the Keyframe view to adjust timing. Click the Curve icon in the upper left of the panel to inspect and adjust interpolation for the chosen property.
Sources & version notes
Written for DaVinci Resolve 20. Menu names and available features can differ in other versions.
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