Multiple Ranges on Clip Not Showing

Greetings. I'm new to the forums and am hoping that a seasoned veteran can help me with a problem (I've done searches, but haven't found the answer):

Before moving clips to a timeline, I edit each clip I have and give it Keywords. Here's an example of how I do this:

CLIP #1: Find part I like (IN) (OUT). Keyword. Now let's say I find something else on that clip I like. (IN) (OUT). Keyword. Done.

The problem is that on the clip it only shows the range of the second IN and OUT. On every clip it only shows one range. I can set five different ranges on a clip and it will only show the last one. How do I get it to show all the ranges I set on the clip?

Thanks!

There are a separate keyword shortcuts Shift-Cmd-I and Shift-Cmd-O to mark multiple ranges. You can also Cmd-drag a selection to mark multiple ranges on the clip. These also work in the import window.

Or Cmd-click each range indicator. At the top of the clip you'll see blue lines for the ranges that have a keyword. Also, green for favorite ranges, red for rejected ranges. If you enable the function, orange to show used ranges. If you click on one of those color bars along the top of the clip, it will highlight that range. Cmd-click will allow you to select multiple ranges once they've been created. To un-select ranges in a clip, Option-X.

calimusement wrote: Greetings. I'm new to the forums and am hoping that a seasoned veteran can help me with a problem (I've done searches, but haven't found the answer):

Before moving clips to a timeline, I edit each clip I have and give it Keywords. Here's an example of how I do this:

CLIP #1: Find part I like (IN) (OUT). Keyword. Now let's say I find something else on that clip I like. (IN) (OUT). Keyword. Done.

The problem is that on the clip it only shows the range of the second IN and OUT. On every clip it only shows one range. I can set five different ranges on a clip and it will only show the last one. How do I get it to show all the ranges I set on the clip?

Thanks!

Tom and Ben have alrready answered.
Let me only add that even if you lose a selection, the keyworded parts of the clip will still be marked blue. You can at any time click on the little blue line to select that part.