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Chapter 36

Editing Basics

In this chapter, you’ll learn many of the fundamental methods and commands you’ll use when beginning to assemble clips into the Timeline.

This includes drag and drop operations to begin assembling a timeline, different ways of selecting and deselecting the clips you’ve edited in preparation for different tasks, maintaining sync between the audio and video components of clips you’re editing, and deleting clips and gaps you don’t want.


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Keyboard Shortcuts in This Chapter ����������������������������������������������������������������� 694 Drag and Drop Editing ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 696 Drag and Drop Editing of Individual Clips Into the Timeline �������������������� 696 Drag and Drop Editing of Several Clips Into the Timeline At Once��������� 697 Drag and Drop Editing of Video-Only or Audio-Only Edits������������������������ 698 Drag and Drop Insert Editing �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 699 Dragging Clips From the File System Into the Timeline������������������������������ 700 Inserting Multiple Clips into the Timeline From the Media Pool �������� 700 Insert Selected Clips to Timeline Using Timecode ���������������������������������������� 700 Insert Selected Clips to Timeline With Handles ��������������������������������������������� 701 Audio Track Creation While Editing ������������������������������������������������������������������� 701 Using Keyboard Shortcuts and Three-Point Editing

to Assemble a Program ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 702 Example: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Source Viewer 702 Example: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Media Pool������ 704 Making Selections in the Timeline��������������������������������������������������������������������� 705 Manually Selecting Clips in the Timeline ���������������������������������������������������������� 705 Selecting Clips Based on Markers, Flags, and Clip Color ���������������������������� 706 Selecting Edits in the Timeline������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 707 A Practical Example of Keyboard-Driven Selections ������������������������������������ 708

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Keyboard Shortcuts in This ChapterDrag and Drop EditingDrag and Drop Editing of Individual Clips Into the TimelineDrag and Drop Editing of Several Clips Into the Timeline At OnceDrag and Drop Editing of Video-Only or Audio-Only EditsDrag and Drop Insert EditingDragging Clips From the File System Into the TimelineInserting Multiple Clips into the Timeline From the Media PoolInsert Selected Clips to Timeline Using TimecodeInsert Selected Clips to Timeline With HandlesAudio Track Creation While EditingUsing Keyboard Shortcuts and Three-Point Editing to Assemble a ProgramExample: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Source ViewerExample: Assembling Clips Into the Timeline From the Media PoolMaking Selections in the TimelineManually Selecting Clips in the TimelineSelecting Clips Based on Markers, Flags, and Clip ColorSelecting Edits in the TimelineA Practical Example of Keyboard-Driven SelectionsUsing Auto Select Controls to Define SelectionsDefining Selections With the Help of Auto Select ControlsOverriding Automatic Selections by Making Manual SelectionsUsing Auto Select Controls to Control Other OperationsLocking Tracks You Don’t Want to ChangePosition Lock for FinishingPosition Locking All TracksPosition Locking Individual TracksDisabling and Re-Enabling Clips in the TimelineDeleting Clips and Gaps From the TimelineFinding, Selecting, and Deleting Gaps in the TimelineDeleting Multiple Timeline Gaps at OnceAudio/Video LinkingControlling Linked SelectionLinked Move Across TracksDealing with Audio Video Sync OffsetsManually Unlinking and Relinking Audio and VideoLinking Multiple Clips in the TimelineCommands for Slipping Audio/Video Sync