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Is there any easy way of putting a pre defined gap between clips on a timeline? I want to have a sequence of 20 clips with a 3 second gap between each. I know that I could do this manually, obviously, but is there any way of doing this automatically?
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You could make a black clip in the Bin and set its duration to your gap duration.
Insert between your clips and you're done.Rusty Rogers | Films
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When you do a story board in the bin drag the color matte and press ctr (=duplicate) in the bin between the clips.Last edited by GrassValley_SL; 11-29-2013, 07:16 PM.Comment
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