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Nesting Question
Hi,
Let’s say a person cuts a 10″ clip out of an hour-long nested sequence and places that clip onto a another timeline.
The, he wants to open that 10″ nested sequence, and when opened, he wants to reveal ONLY those 10″ of footage [ie, and not the entire hour-long sequence that was nested].
Is that possible?
And if so, how?I hope this makes sense.
Thanks in advance,
Wayne
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4 Replies
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[Wayne K 123.] “Is that possible?
And if so, how?I hope this makes sense.”
You need to make a second nest of that chunk you cut out.
Walter Biscardi, Jr.
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Walter,
Thanks for the prompt response.
I tried your suggestion – but when I open the re-nested sequence, it shows me the 10″ piece I had nested previously.
What I’m trying to do is see the SOURCE material from the originally nested sequence, but ONLY that 10″ section I had cut out.
I fear I may not be communicating as effectively as need to, but I hope this makes sense.
Thanks,
Wayne
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Open the new nest, copy the 10 minutes you want. Paste into a new nest. Edit the new nest into your sequence or wherever you want.
A nest is just like a clip. Just because you cut it up or out doesn’t make the rest of the clip/nest disappear. If you want a nest of just the 10 minues, you have to create a new nest of the 10 minutes.
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Thanks all for the reply — from what I’m hearing, it’s not possible to do what I need.
Thanks,
Wayne
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