[Olivier Prudhomme]

this would be awesome!
Trying right away.

[Olivier Prudhomme]

thx guys
very helpful!!!

[Olivier Prudhomme]

hmm……
this means I could not jump from edit point to edit point and the sequence would play as a long clip without seeing physical separation between the clips like I would in the timeline.
It makes it hard with my sequences that have 40-50 clips that are sometimes 15-20frames.
In FCP you “see” the clip so it’s easy to jump from one to the other (I know this is not FCP 🙂 I’m just illustrating what I’m trying to accomplish)

Thx for your response

[Olivier Prudhomme]

Opt-Copy works nicely!!!

Thx guys!

[Olivier Prudhomme]

I like that!!
I’ll try

thx all

[Olivier Prudhomme]

but you still end up with a clip that will overwrite anything that’s on its way.

What would be another way to duplicate a clip.
I thought of match frame to recall the clip in the compose window but I can’t get the Out point.

What would you guys do if you had to use add a same clip in a timeline after you’ve already did some work, implying you could not just paste the clip w/o overwriting media.

Or another way to put it: Let say at the end of your project you want to add the same woosh to several transitions but since you have so many layers you can’t just “paste” it. How would you add this woosh?

[Olivier Prudhomme]

bummer….
a simple “option/click-drag” is becoming a 4-5 clicks action / mouse moves…

Thx guys for the replies

[Olivier Prudhomme]

can we chose the destination layer?

[Olivier Prudhomme]

but when I paste it it will overwrite whatever is present in the layer
Unless I can choose on which layer to paste it…

[Olivier Prudhomme]

Thanks. Sounds like a solved issue! Need to try on Monday.