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While working in the timeline, is there a keyboard shortcut that to select the clip at the current position of the cursor??
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Yes but you have to map it. -
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Thanks, but I have done that before and it doesn't actually seem to do anything. That's why I posted the question as I thought I must be using the wrong operation.Originally posted by kpot View PostSystem:
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Ah, I hadn't selected the track!!! Sorted now!System:
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1) If there are more clips under the timeline cursor, a second piece of information is required - the selected track is an intuitively natural one.Originally posted by Alpha Video View Post
2) If multiple tracks are selected, all clips under the Timeline cursor will be selected.
// By the way: Resolve (and other NLEs) also use this method for clip identification.
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