Trimming During a Playback Loop
An alternative method for trimming is to view the transition continuously in a playback loop and use the keyboard to adjust the transition in 1-frame or 10-frame (8-frame for 24p) increments until you achieve the trim you want. You can perform this procedure in any of the Trim modes, using single-roller or dual-roller trims.
To trim during a playback loop:
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Click the Trim Mode button to enter Trim mode, and select transitions
for trimming.
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Click the Play Loop button to repeatedly play the selected transitions.
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To make adjustments to the playback loop for preroll, postroll, or
intermission intervals, see Reviewing the Trim Edit.
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Press a keyboard equivalent to perform a Trim function. Also, if you
are having difficulty determining which side of the transition to trim
(for example, during a difficult audio edit), use the Go to IN and Go to
OUT keys to review only one side.
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The system performs the trim before the next playback loop; therefore,
you can view the trimmed transition during playback and then make
further changes until you are satisfied with the result.
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When you are finished, exit the playback loop:
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Click the Play Loop button.
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Press the space bar.
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