Hi all,
Just instaled MC 3.0. What is the shortcut to select all the clips in the timeline that are after the cursor?? ( or where is this function located??)
Thanks
Laurentiu Rusescu.Bucuresti.RO
Go into segment edit mode, either one, point the cursor in the background area above the timeline at the first segment you want to move, click and draw a lasso around all targeted clips.
Larry Rubin
Senior Editor
The Pentagon Channel
www.pentagonchannel.mil
Thanks Larry
This is the new feature that is close to FCP stile ???
This can be done in previous versions to...
It's not a new feature (as you pointed out).
That's correct. This feature has been in the interface since the earliest versions.
I've heard from multiple sources that this would be a new feature (selecting all clips begind cursor) so not with a lasso, but with a single button. Like Final Cut or Media 100.
Does anybody know if this is true en where to find it?
Thanks in advance!
I think the feature you are talking about is in MC 3.0.5, not MC 3.0.
According to the Readme for 3.0.5, there are new buttons that allow you to select Right of the Blue line, left of the blue line, or between in/out marks.
Since these are buttons, they will be in the command pallete and then you can map them anywhere you like (as a button or to a keyboard shortcut)
Thank you, Vlex and Mr Difficult,
for pointing out that very useful feature of MC 3.0.5
I made a short video tutorial to help newcomers figure out how to go about mapping them to the keyboard.
Regards,
Douglas
Douglas, Kumamoto, Japan - Avid Media Composer 3/ Mojo DX, (+Avid Liquid 7.2), http://www.gaijin-eyes.com
It does help to read the README that accompanies every version. Especially the sections " what is new" and "fixed in this version"
These functions are handy. I have mapped the buttons to my TAB key: TAB = select to the right, SHIFT_TAB = select to the left. When I push TAB first and after that SHIFT_TAB all clips left and right are selected and the clip the timeline indicator is on, is deselected.
There is a third button added: "select in/out" If you have an in and out point in the timeline pushing that button selects all clips between in and out point. (on activated tracks). Pushing that button when on the timeline without in and out point selects only the clip the position indicator (blue line) is on. When more than one track is selected, all the clips at that position are selected.
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