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The columns in the Edit Index can be customized to prioritize the information that’s
important to you.
Methods of customizing metadata columns in the Edit Index:
To show or hide columns: Right-click at the top of any column in the Edit Index and
select an item in the contextual menu list to check or uncheck a particular column.
Unchecked columns cannot be seen.
To rearrange column order: Drag any column header to the left or right to rearrange
the column order.
To resize any column: Drag the border between any two columns to the right or left to
narrow or widen that column.
You can also customize column layouts in the Edit Index. Once you’ve customized a column
layout that works for your particular purpose, you can save it for future recall.
Methods of saving and using custom column layout:
To create a column layout: Show, hide, resize, and rearrange the columns you need
for a particular task, then right-click any column header in the Media Pool and choose
Create Column Layout. Enter a name in the Create Column Layout dialog, and click OK.
To recall a column layout: Right-click any column header in the Media Pool and choose
the name of the column layout you want to use. All custom column layouts are at the
top of the list.
To delete a column layout: Right-click any column header in the Media Pool and
choose the name of the column layout you want to delete from the Delete Column
Layout submenu.
Filtering the Edit Index
You can use options found in the Edit Index’s option menu to filter specific things that you want
to check out, whether to go through all of the marked clips to see if there are any notes you
need to address, or to isolate all offline clips, or to go through edits to see if there’s anything
you need to fix. You can filter the Edit Index in the following ways:
Show All: Shows all entries in the list. Choose this option after using any of the other
options to go back to seeing the entire timeline.
Show Active Track Items: Filters out all clips that appear on tracks above or below
tracks identified with a destination control. For example, if you have three video tracks
and the destination control is on track V2, then all clips on tracks V1 and V3 will be
hidden from the Edit Index.
Show Video Track Items: Filters out all audio clips so only video clips appear in the list.
Show Audio Track Items: Filters out all video clips so only audio clips appear in the list.
Show Flags: Isolates clips with flags in the list. A submenu lets you choose to show all
clips with flags or only clips with a particular color of flag.
Show Markers: Isolates all clips with markers in the list. A submenu lets you choose to
show all clips with markers or only clips with a particular color of marker.
Show Clip Colors: Isolates all clips that have been labelled with clip colors in the list.
Asubmenu lets you choose to show all clips that are labelled using any clip color or
only clips labelled with a particular color.
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