Apply an effect to all clips in the time line

[Alex Udell]

Can you be more specific?

One solution may be nesting…

but it depends on keyframing…

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[William Mcqueen]

I want to apply a time code reference effect(using DV date plug-in) to each clip in the time line so I can produce a reference tape/dvd for a colleague who writes our scripts.

Bill in Toronto

[Alex Udell]

So you want to display source TC burn in?

In that case nesting will not work.

hmmmmm…..

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[David J]

Apply effect(s)to the first clip.

Copy the clip.

Select all the other clips you want to have the same effect(s) (track/multitrack tool?).

Edit/Paste Attributes.

[William Mcqueen]

Thanks so much. Worked precisely.

Bill in Toronto

[Jim Gunn]

One cannot cut and paste audio gain attributes to multiple clips in this manner in P Pro 1.5 I have found, unfortunately.

[David J]

But you can use the audio mixer to alter the output volume of an entire track is you wish.