Re: Editing scenario

[Jeremy Garchow] "Like I said, they don't look, or operate like fcp7 in and out points, but persistent ins and outs are there.

Sorry, I'm stubborn."

Me too. ;)

Words matter. There's a reason Apple calls the I and O shortcuts "Set Selection Start" and "Set Selection End". Apple is hyper-intentional about what they name things. They specifically do not call these marks In and Out points because conceptually they're framing them differently than traditional In and Out marks.

You're describing persistent ranges selections with persistent Start and End points. These start/end points can function as In/Out marks, but they do different things as well.

Just because you can use them the same way, doesn't mean they're the same thing.

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