EVS XEDIO CleanEdit Version 4.35 - August 2013 User Manual - Manual (Page 70)

5.4.5. Duplicating an Edit
You can duplicate one of your edits using the Duplicate command in the Edit contextual
menu. This opens a dialog box showing the properties of the duplicated edit and
suggesting a name (the old name with the extension "_Duplicated"). Confirm the operation
with the OK button.
You can also use the CTRL + D shortcut to create a duplicate for the edit that is currently
loaded in the timeline.
Note
When you duplicate an edit, it is not possible to change the audio type of the
duplicated edit.
5.4.6. Copying an Edit
You can also copy an edit from the Edit Manager tab, whatever the user who created the
edit. The result is the same as duplicating an edit, but you perform the action in a different
way, and you can copy other user's edits.
If you want to copy an edit available in the Edit Manager tab, select the edit, drag it from
the Edit Manager tab and drop it onto:
• the Edit zone of the Project area.
In this case, the edit is added to the open project.
• any project name in the Project zone of the Project area.
In this case, it will be added to the project on which you have dropped the edit.
5.5. Clip Zone
5.5.1. Introduction
The Clip zone is mainly used to store clips in preparation for edits.
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