Apple Final Cut Pro 5 - Manual (Page 127)

126 Part II Learning About the Final Cut Pro Interface
 Show Through Edits: A through edit is an edit composed of two adjacent frames that
have the same reel number and subsequent timecode numbers. For example, if you
use the Razor Blade tool to cut a clip in half, that edit point is considered a through
edit. Select this option to display through edit indicators—two red triangles—where
they exist. This may help you discover unnecessary edit points in your sequence,
which you can then delete. This option is also available in the Track Layout pop-up
menu in the Timeline. For more information, see Volume II, Chapter 13, “Cutting Clips
and Adjusting Durations.”
 Show Duplicate Frames: Select this option to display frames that are used in your
sequence more than once. When duplicate frames are displayed and you select a
clip, you can see a list of all clips that contain the same frames as the selected clip.
For more information about working with duplicate frame indicators, see “
Options
for Displaying Duplicate Frames ” on page 129. You can also select this option from
the Track Layout pop-up menu in the Timeline.
 Show Audio Controls: Select this option to display the mute and solo buttons to the
left of each audio track in the Timeline. You can also toggle the Audio controls
button in the Timeline. For more information, see “
Audio Controls ” on page 118.
Through edit
indicator