HD
Table Of Contents
- Final Cut Express HD
- Contents
- An Introduction to Final Cut Express HD
- Setting Up Final Cut Express HD
- Getting to Know Your Editing Environment
- Capturing Your Video
- Basic Editing
- Editing With Audio
- Fine-Tuning Your Edit
- Adding Transitions
- Adding Effects
- Creating Titles and Credits
- Sharing Your Movie
- Importing an iMovie Project
- Importing Stills
- Preparing for Your Next Project
- Solutions to Common Problems and Customer Support
- Glossary
- Index
76 Chapter 5 Editing With Audio
Resyncing Clips
Even when linked selection is turned off, Final Cut Express HD keeps track of the
relationship between the audio and video items constituting a single clip. If you move
the audio or video item of a clip independently of the other items it’s linked to,
Final Cut Express HD keeps track of the resulting offset, displaying it as a timecode
duration in a small red box at the head of each clip. This box is called an out-of-sync
indicator.
A linked clip after
selection
A linked clip with
audio only selected
A linked clip with
audio out of sync
with the video
Out-of-sync indicator