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Move main timeline clips and not layers in Final Cut Pro
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24 Jul 2021 18:24 - 24 Jul 2021 18:25 #115527
by VTC
Replied by VTC on topic Move main timeline clips and not layers in Final Cut Pro
It's worth noting that moving video in the main story line without affecting connected clips using the TILDE key only works when you're in POSITION (P) mode., and not in A or T or anything else.
This fact could be easily overlooked since P was selected @ 50 seconds for the non-snapping demonstration (and remained selected) with the tilde key effect illustrated directly after that. A viewer not picking up on that selecting P first slight of hand might assume pressing tilde when in any other edit format allows temporary positioning of the main storyline when in reality it doesn't.
So if you find this not working for you as the video illustrates it will after having entered POSITION mode.
This fact could be easily overlooked since P was selected @ 50 seconds for the non-snapping demonstration (and remained selected) with the tilde key effect illustrated directly after that. A viewer not picking up on that selecting P first slight of hand might assume pressing tilde when in any other edit format allows temporary positioning of the main storyline when in reality it doesn't.
So if you find this not working for you as the video illustrates it will after having entered POSITION mode.
Last edit: 24 Jul 2021 18:25 by VTC.
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25 Jul 2021 00:16 - 25 Jul 2021 00:28 #115528
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Move main timeline clips and not layers in Final Cut Pro
"It's worth noting that moving video in the main story line without affecting connected clips using the TILDE key only works when you're in POSITION (P) mode., and not in A or T or anything else."
Sure, it works with the default (A) Selection tool or any other. I use it several times a day.
BUT, that said, I've noticed in the last update it seems to have changed. It will only bypass the connections stems of clips on the clip you specifically selected to move. Used to simply work on all affected clips during an edit operation.
Sure, it works with the default (A) Selection tool or any other. I use it several times a day.
BUT, that said, I've noticed in the last update it seems to have changed. It will only bypass the connections stems of clips on the clip you specifically selected to move. Used to simply work on all affected clips during an edit operation.
Last edit: 25 Jul 2021 00:28 by JoeEditor.
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