Never seen this before

[Noah Kadner]

Can you be a little more specific? Are you talking about the clip labelled bells 2 edited. That looks like a connected clip in compact clip appearance setting https://support.apple.com/kb/PH12556

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[Bill Davis]

Either that or you accidentally double clicked the clip and expanded the audio and video components when you had the clip appearance set all the way to audio.

Try double clicking in the grey area between the upper and lower parts of the clip. If it collapses into a single entity – that’s what’s happening.

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[John Rofrano]

[Bill Davis] “Either that or you accidentally double clicked the clip and expanded the audio and video components when you had the clip appearance set all the way to audio.”

Yea, that’s what it looks like to me too. Right-click the clip and select Collapse Audio/Video Components and it should go back to normal. Note the keyboard shortcut for this is Control+S so simply pressing ^S by accident could cause this to occur without you knowing what has happened.

BTW, Questions like this belong on the Apple FCPX Techniques Forum.

It would be nice if the forum names made some logical sense. 😉

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[Nick Toth]

Just double-click on the audio track and it will collapse. You probably double-clicked on the clip when in waveform only view.

[Mathieu Ghekiere]

Or what is often a bit easier then double clicking on just the right height is the shortcut Control+S.

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[Nick Toth]

[Mathieu Ghekiere] “Or what is often a bit easier then double clicking on just the right height is the shortcut Control+S.”

Indeed!