How to see if clips have been moved/resized?

[Shane Ross]

If the files match the sequence settings, then you should have no render bar above the clip…so grey. BUT, if there is any motion adjusted, it’ll be green. SO, if you have clips that match the sequence settings and they have a green render bar above, they either have plugin, or some motion parameter applied.

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[Michael Gissing]

If you have no clips that should have resize info, you can copy one clip that is correct and paste attributes ‘motion’ to all clips to make them all zero resize.

[Nick Meyers]

[Bobby Hall] “Is there a way to see if any clips in a sequence have been adjusted in the Motion tab without having to double click them to see their Basic Motions settings?”

at the lower left of the timeline is a (very) small button with blue & green lines
click this for “Clip Keyframes” view!
it opens up anpther layer under your clips, where BLUE lines represent motion effects,
and GREEN lines represent filters.
keyframes are also included, and a great way to quickly move keyframes is in this view
you can also toggle Clip Keyframes with Option T

cheers,
nick

[Bobby Hall]

Thanks for your replies, everyone. Very helpful!