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MATCH FRAME (puts
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CTRL + I to open clip properties in SOURCE Monitor.
ON timeline or in RECORD Monitor, shows properties of Sequence |
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encoding of the file.
To show encoding - You have to look at clip in BIN |
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M will mark a
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DELETE prior or end of CLIP AT EDIT LINE (TOP &
TAIL) (I do this a lot - especially when
I throw a bunch of clips on the timeline and I want to edit them
down - I watch the clip, decide the good part, then cut the front
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(add edit) the clip
(I am still deciding on whether to do an ADD EDIT or a TAIL - But I
am going to first try it as a TAIL and make the ADD EDIT a Shift
+END (since that key is very close to the up arrow.
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Alternatively - SHIFT +
UP ARROW - Cuts and Deletes prior part of clip (TAIL)
I am not using this right now
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SHIFT + DN
ARROW - Cuts and Deletes end part of clip (Top)
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ADD a COMMENT To a CLIP |
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Find the Properties of
clip - match frame (/), Find Bin (shift + /), script tab, type
comments |
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TIMELINE - ZOOMING IN - called SHOW MORE (or
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Map the
Up Arrow and Dn Arrow to show more/less detail |
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Timeline Track Height adjustment |
CTRL + K
CTRL + L |
Another tip about audio waveform
displays. You can resize your
tracks
vertically by using CTRL + L to enlarge and CTRL + K to reduce for
better detail in waveforms. Alternately you can also hold down CTRL
and float the cursor over the
track
indicator until it turns into a "doublemint double arrow" icon (for
lack of a better term), then drag...
NOW, if you use CTRL + ALT + L or K, you can enlarge and reduce
only the size of the waveform without changing the size of the track
itself. - Larry Rubin |
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Timeline - Vertical shifting a clip to another track |
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Source / Master |
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set In and Out |
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delete In and Out |
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GOTO IN or OUT |
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Loop play IN/OUT |
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toggles FULL
SCREEN PLAYBACK |
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Open Media Creation for choosing Resolution/import
Format/ Title Creation etc. |
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that. Ctrl+5. It brings up the media creation and
this is essential. You can choose the resolution that will be
used for the imports exports and title creation. You can also
filter out the OS drives from storing Avid MediaFiles thus media. -
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Site Settings from Special Pulldown Menu |
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sverkalo Go to the "Special" pulldown menu and choose
"site settings". This will open up a small site settings window. You
can then drag any user setting, including media creation settings in
your case, into the site settings window and manually save. From
that point on, any new project you create SHOULD honor the settings
you have saved in that window. And if you don't find site settings
in the special menu, with user settings displayed in the project
window, click on the fast (hamburger) menu and you should find it
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Quick Transitions Bin Adds transition to drop down
menu |
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it "Quick Transitions". Now, any transitional effect you save to
that bin will be available in the drop down menu in the quick
transition (dissolve) tool - activated by the backslash key just
above enter on the QWERTY side. |
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editing title clips |
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All right, here's
another one that's not too widely known - editing title clips. Most
people edit titles in the timeline, and while you can modify it and
store it as a new title clip, the existing title in the timeline
will get modified whether you want it to or not.
Solution: CTRL double click the title clip in it's
bin. The title tool opens with that title clip ready for editing and
re-saving. Never have to touch a timeline. Saves a lot of keystrokes
and clicking
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shifting all video clips along
the timeline |
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Can you split events on multiple tracks at once? |
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Tracks - Making them
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