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I wish Edius 4.61 had a storyboard facility like Premiere 6.5, I'm struggling to organise my clips without it. Is there a way to simulate it or is there a better way than trying to rearrange clips on the timeline?
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Barry Weare
BW Videofilms, Berkshire UK
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Edius 5.5, Win7 Pro 64bit, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2.8GHz, NVIDIA GeForce9600GT, 5x 1TB SATA II (24/7 WD Enterprise type) with 4x in Raid1 for video, 1x for system/utilities. -
Jerry
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FYI, the order you place clips in the bin in thumbnail mode, will determine their placement order if you select the clips and "Add to Timeline"Comment
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This is one thing I would love to see changed with Edius. A Grid or storyboard type bin, whatever you choose to call it. This is a very handy feature to keep clips sorted and organized. This should be in addition to the already ability to make new folders.Tom Koveleskie - Director/Producer/Editor
Quarter Town Films - Independent Feature and Documentary Films.
Edius 8 WG with HDSpark, AMD 8 core FX 8370 Black Edition 4.3 GHZ, MSI 970A Krait Edition, 16 GB Patriot DDR3 1333 MHz RAM, EVGA Nvidia GTX 780 TI graphics, Win 10 X64.Comment
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I want!
GV the lack of a storyboard feature is really getting to me now! Just renaming a bin is third best. I want to see an open storyboard so I can drop the clips in the order I want - not just in the order I trim them. I want to see the duration of each thumbnail, not the In and Out points (I can subtract but it takes time). I want to be able to change the clip speed in the storyboard, not just on the timeline. Then I want to see the total duration of the clips in the storyboard.
Surely this would be so easy for GV to do. How about it at the next upgrade please, oh and don't forget to fix the dissolve and cross fade over multiple clips bug too before I pull my hair out.Barry Weare
BW Videofilms, Berkshire UK
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Edius 5.5, Win7 Pro 64bit, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2.8GHz, NVIDIA GeForce9600GT, 5x 1TB SATA II (24/7 WD Enterprise type) with 4x in Raid1 for video, 1x for system/utilities.Comment
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