Specifications

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Timeline Editing

In addition to using the Extract/Splice-in Segment Mode button, you can

also select segments using the multiple-segment selection buttons (Select

Left, Select Right, and Select In/Out). You should use these buttons if you

want to select multiple segments on one or more tracks.

To select segments on enabled tracks using the

multiple-segment selection buttons:

1. Move the position indicator to the first or last segment you want to

select.

2. Select the tracks you want to include in the selection.

3. Do one of the following:

 Click the Select Left button to select segments under the

position bar and all segments to the left of the position indicator.

 Click the Select Right button

to select segments under the

position indicator and all segments to the right of the position

indicator.

 Click the Select In/Out button to select segments intersecting

IN and OUT marks when both marks are present.

If you can find only a single IN mark or an OUT mark (or no IN and

OUT marks) in the Timeline, the Select In/Out button selects all seg-

ments under the position indicator.

To reposition segments using Extract/ Splice-in:

1. With the desired segments selected, drag horizontally or vertically to a

new position. (If you selected multiple segments, you need to drag only

one of the selected clips, and the others will follow.)

Usually, when changing shot locations, you will want to press and hold

Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Macintosh) while you drag. This will

allow you to snap to the head (first frame) of each shot so that you

splice the segment cleanly between two shots.

If you select both video and audio segments, you can drag either the

video or the audio to any available track. For example, you can drag

a video (or audio) segment to another track or a new position on the

same track. The accompanying audio (or video) segments move to the

new position in the same track.

When you drag segments, the numeric frame counter (located below the

frame monitors) displays the number of frames the segments are moving.

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