Performing Segment Mode Edits
| Extract/Splice-in Mode button |
| Lift/Overwrite Mode button |
There are two methods for editing segments or adding clips:
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Extract/Splice-in, indicated by a yellow arrow
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Lift/Overwrite, indicated by a red arrow
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Consider the following when editing segments:
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Transition effects on either side of a moved selection are deleted.
Transition effects inside the selection are preserved.
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Moving segments snap to other segments in the Timeline. Head frames
snap by default together; pressing the Alt key (Windows) or the Option
key (Macintosh) causes tail frames to snap together. Segments also
snap to existing cuts, marks, or the position indicator.
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Observe the following guidelines when selecting tracks:
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You cannot simultaneously move segments that are separated along the
same track. You can, however, move segments separated on different
tracks.
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You cannot overlap the source and destination tracks. For example,
you can move audio segments from A3 and A4 to A1 and A2, but you
cannot move them from A3 and A4 to A2 and A3 (A3 overlaps).
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With a group, you can click any one of the selected segments to drag
the entire group to a new position.
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You can select black filler as a segment.
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See the following topics:
