Selecting Multiple Clips

[Alpha Video]

In Adobe Premiere I could select the whole of a track by pressing the A key on my keyboard. Is there a similar way of doing this in Edius?

The effect of doing this is to select all clips from a certain point on on a video track on the timeline. (Shift + A selects all clips onwards.) I find this useful if I have a lot of clips that go out of view and I need to shift them forward a few seconds.

[GrassValley_SL]

Page 234 of the manual.
ctr+a (track has to be selected by track header)

[Alpha Video]

Thanks, but maybe I did not explain myself too well. What I need is, for example, if I have 100 clips on the timeline and I am on clip 34, rather than zooming out and dragging the mouse round the other 66 is there another way of selecting ONLY the 66? As I said in Premiere this is done by A or Shift + A if needed.

[antonsvideo]

Ctrl+End (selected track to the end)
Shift+End (all tracks to the end)
similar story the other way with Shift+Home and Ctrl+Home

but why do that? you can make all clips follow by using Shift+Alt+Drag if you just want to move all out of sight clips and make them follow the clip you are dragging

[GrassValley_SL]

That's better .
1 if the track header is selected: ctr+ end
from cursor to end

2 if track header is selected
from cursor to start ctr+home

You can always check in the keyboard shortcuts for the modifier.

[Alpha Video]

Thanks Anton. Shift + Alt + Drag works perfectly.

Btw, where's the Drag key??? ;-)

[antonsvideo]

Btw, where's the Drag key??? ;-)

It comes with the right hand by default after you are born, but some have it on the left hand

[antonsvideo]

you may want to watch this to discover various ways of enabling disabling tracks that follow Shift+Alt+Drag

http://www.videoproductions.com.au/edius6/sync-mode.avi

[Alpha Video]

It comes with the right hand by default after you are born, but some have it on the left hand

Ha ha! :-)