Deleting Clip Effect

[Steve Rhoden]

What happened is that you had several events selected when you were applying
B&W to that particular event (all selected got the same effect applied)….
always watch out for this!

Steve Rhoden (Cow Leader)
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[John Rofrano]

Yea, open up the FX window for any Event that has a green FX icon and check to see if B&W has been applied. If so, remove it.

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[Jorma Nippala]

[jeremy Rowell] “AND are there any keyboard shortcuts to zoom in on the timeline instead of clicking the + – in the bottom right?”

“Zoom in/out horizontally in small increments (if timeline has focus)
Up/Down Arrow

Zoom in/out horizontally in large increments or zoom to selection (if one exists)
Ctrl+Up/Down Arrow”

“To zoom in or out quickly,” I like to “hover over the portion of the workspace I want to zoom and roll the mouse wheel forward or back.“

[Jorma Nippala]

And I thought you need to copy / paste event attributes, if you want to apply properties such as video event effects from one event to other events.
I selected events to end (in VPro 11 and 13) and applied a video FX to the first event. The FX was not in the other events.

[Jorma Nippala]

Further to my previous post, as editing is not allowed atm.
If you drag and drop a video FX to the timeline, it seems to behave the way Steve said.

[Jeremy Rowell]

You guys were correct. Apparently I applied the effect to multiple clips in the BIN and not the Timeline. Clicking on the clip in the timeline did not show the effect, but if I selected them in the BIN the effect was there and could be deleted.

And thanks for the Zoom shortcuts!

[Steve Rhoden]

Good!

Steve Rhoden (Cow Leader)
Film Maker & VFX Artist.
Owner of Filmex Creative Media.
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