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Re: moving clips around in a sequence
by Jon Barrie on May 10, 2008 at 6:37:48 am

Use the Ripple tool (shortcut B). You can shortcut to this tool while using the selection arrow, hold the control key and the icon when you move close to a clip edge will look like a fatter version of it without holding the control key. This fatter looking icon is the Ripple tool, it will push away and pull in the clip, making it either longer or shorted depending on your direction and then push away or pull in the clips to the opposite side you move to compensate therefore you never get any gaps.
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moving clips around in a sequence by matthew chung on May 9, 2008 at 11:09:17 pm
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