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copy and paste marker
Hi,
I have two masterclips. The first ist furnished with markers and I need now the markers on the second masterclip.
Is there a way to copy and paste them into an masterclip? Also that FCP doesn´t create new supclips after pasting the markers.Greets
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4 Replies
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Just duplicate the clip with the markers. You should be able to drag a marker within a clip in the Browser to another location in the Browser, and a subclip should result. Or select it, and type cmd+u.
Jerry
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Hi,
you missunderstood me. I don´t want to duplicate the supclips.
I need the markerpositions from an masterclip in another masterclip (Soundtrack) with different content. -
Jan
FCP’s handling of markers is abysmal!!! It drives me nuts every time I have to make changes to a timeline that has markers in it and re-export to DVDStudio. You can’t move them around without using a keystroke and you can’t move them earlier in a timeline at all!!I tried different copy and paste tests to get markers from one clip to another and it doesn’t seem to work.
I don’t think there is a solution to your question that is short of adding them again manually.Lou …
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You have me confused… you want markers in one clip to be copied to another clip that isn’t the same video? Don’t know of a way to do this at all. Why would you want to do this?
Jerry
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