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globally remove ins and outs
Hi All,
Despite having cut on AVID for 18 years I know there are loads of shortcuts hidden in there that I don’t know, but is there one for this….
I want to be able to select all the clips in a bin and then clear all of the marked in and out points so that I can make a timeline of the unedited clips to use as a source (virtual tape if you will). It was easy in FCP but I’ve never found a way to do it in media composer.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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4 Replies
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Ah… it’s so easy you’d never think of it!!
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Select all the clips in the bin, hit the Remove In/Out shortcut on your keyboard. You used to have to be in script view or another view (not basic – was it Text view?), but that might have changed in v6.x
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Michael Hancock
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Been doing that since waaaaay before (the current) v6.
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You can also use AutoSequence which was designed for virtual reel creation. Selecting all clips and then AutoSequence will create a sequence where source timecode matches record side timecode. So if using TOD, there very well may be black gaps between clips. If you use the “option/ALT” key while selecting AutoSequence, it will create the same sequence with no gaps, (and no matching timecode between source/record). The AutoSequence process will also clear all marks in the process.
Michael
Michael Phillips
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