Show track v1 when a clip is on v2

[Rohit Gupta]

You can use the UNMIX mode (next to clip/track)

[Sascha Haber]

I assume he wants to stay in the current edit, with sound and all.
So I second the request, a function to jump the visible top track would be splendid.

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[Vladimir Kucherov]

If unmix doesn’t work for whatever reason, here’s a hack idea:

On clips you’d like to mute, create an new unconnected mode. Hook it up to the source image. Add an alpha output, and connect the node to that. Now, if you invert the key on that node it will make it transparent.

You can either enable/disable that node to toggle the clip, or invert key on that node. Inverting key might be better because it won’t mess you up when doing enable/disable all on a grade.

Not elegant but it should work!

[Sascha Haber]

That is clever, I like 🙂
Oh Robin, do you need to play them or just look at the lower ones ?
If so, just select the lower green block in the timeline.

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[Robin Erard]

Hello,

Thank’s all for your help.

I need to play them. Then the idea of Vladimir is a good idea.

But, that’s true, it could be good to be able to do that in “clip” mode with a special shortcut.

Best

Robin

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[Michael Stirling]

you could do this hack in track mode, giving a quicker mute whole track than going to the conform page or per clip muting

MUTE and SOLO track buttons in the color page would be nicer though

M

[Blase Theodore]

Ha, nice Vlad!