Drag Select clips?

[Roger Bansemer]

You can select the events you want to move by using the ctrl key to select and move the events.
You can use the shift key to select and move all the events from the one you choose on the left to the one on the right or visa versa.
You can use the “selection edit tool” (the one with the arrow) to hightlight the events you want to move and then move those.

Roger Bansemer – PaintingAndTravel.com

[John Rofrano]

[Roger Bansemer] “You can use the “selection edit tool” (the one with the arrow) to hightlight the events you want to move and then move those.”

That’s what I would do. Use the Selection Edit Tool to make your event selection as Roger suggested.

~jr

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[Ryan Roberts]

This is kind of hard to explain I guess… You know how you can select a bunch of files in Windows (on the desktop for example, by clicking somewhere, not on any files, and then dragging the mouse over all the files you want to select? That’s what I want to do. Right now, clicking and dragging over all the clips I want to select in the Vegas timeline will create a new rendering region. Just open a project in Vegas and drag over some clips and you will see what I mean.

I don’t want to drag to set the rendering region though, I want to drag to select a bunch of clips (the way dragging works on Windows desktop. Maybe this just can’t be done with Vegas?

[John Rofrano]

[Ryan Roberts] “I don’t want to drag to set the rendering region though, I want to drag to select a bunch of clips (the way dragging works on Windows desktop. Maybe this just can’t be done with Vegas?”

Are you using the Selection Edit Tool?

because it works exactly like selecting files on the Windows desktop.

~jr

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[Ryan Roberts]

I got it now, thanks guys.

[John Rofrano]

You’re welcome. They say a picture is worth 1000 words. 😉

~jr

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