Marking and selecting clips

You can copy or move clips (together with their thumbnails) between catalogs.

• Use Cut, Copy, Paste, Clear and Duplicate on selected clips to delete, move or copy clips.
• You can also delete selected clips by pressing the Delete key (Command-Backspace on some Mac keyboards).
• You can copy or paste text within a text field using Control-C/X/V, or Command-C/X/V on the Mac.

Use the Mark check box to mark clips of interest or to save the state of a selection:

• Unlike selections within a window (which are temporary), marks are saved in the catalog.
• Use the Mark submenu to mark selected clips, toggle the mark for selected clips, and so on.
• Use the Select submenu to select marked clips, invert a selection, and so on.

You can also mark clips as "good" or not ("no good", or as "maybe" if you are undecided) using the Good field:

• From the main window you can use commands in the Mark submenu to mark selected clips as good or not.
• When a clip is playing in the media dialog there are keyboard shortcuts you can use to mark it as good or not.
• Use Select reviewed to select just those clips that are "good" or have otherwise been "reviewed", i.e. a selection (in2/out2) has been made.