Ungrouping, Copying and pasting clips, Copying – Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.6.5 User Manual

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Clip Operations

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Alternative

• Click [Clip] on the menu bar, and click [Link/Group]

→ [Set Group].

• Setting group:

[G]

Ungrouping

You can restore grouped clips to their original separate clips.

1 Right-click a clip in the group, and click [Link/Group]

[Ungroup].

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Alternative

• Click [Clip] on the menu bar, and click [Link/Group]

→ [Ungroup].

• Ungrouping:

[Alt] + [G]

Copying and Pasting Clips

Copying

1 Select a clip, and click [Copy] on the timeline.

You can continue to paste and replace clips.

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• Right-click a clip and click [Copy].
• Click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Copy].
• Copying:

[Ctrl] + [C], [Ctrl] + [Insert]

Cutting

Cut clips. The cut clip is deleted from its current position.

1 Select a clip, and click [Cut (Follow Mode)] on the timeline.

The editing result of a cut operation is dependent on the editing mode.
Ripple Mode

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You can continue to paste and replace clips.

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• Right-click a clip, and click [Cut] or [Ripple Cut].
• Select a clip, click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Cut] or [Ripple Cut].
• Cutting (mode-dependent):

[Ctrl] + [X]

• Cutting:

[Shift] + [Delete]

• Ripple cutting:

[Alt] + [X]

Pasting

You can paste copied or cut clips to the timeline.

1 Select a clip, and copy or cut it.
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2 Select a track, and move the timeline cursor to the paste position.

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