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Thin Orange Frame around Multicam Clips in Event Browser?

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07 Nov 2013 03:21 #33798 by stkirkland
Hi:

Nothing negative has happened because of this (so far), but I just can't find an answer to WHY. Why are there thin orange frames around a few multi cam clips in the event browser? What does that mean? Curious.

Hopefully the screenshot is visible. Anyone else have this happen? I'd love to know the meaning.


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07 Nov 2013 08:43 #33801 by ronny courtens
Hi Sean,

Select a clip that has these orange frames and press ALT+X. Do the frames go away?

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07 Nov 2013 18:33 #33823 by stkirkland
Yes, that's it. I looked that up and it's "Clear Selected Ranges." I know when I've chosen I/O points before, you get the bright yellow frame around it and then when it's not highlighted it's that orange color. I suppose I've just never seen it around the entire clip and that's what threw me off. Either way, thanks for clearing that up (literally).

I didn't even know I had selected those clips for any range, thus adding to my confusion. What DID I do to choose the entire clip as I/O points?

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07 Nov 2013 21:12 #33829 by ronny courtens
I honestly have no clue as to why you have these In to Out lines. Normally you can only see them after you have physically created a range on a clip, so this is strange indeed.

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