Copying a selected area of a sequence, Using quick edit mode, Creating your clips – Grass Valley Aurora Edit v.7.0 User Manual
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Copy Selected
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Cut Selected
3. If you are pasting a clip or area, place your cursor on the Timeline at the location
where you want to copy the material, right-click again and select
Paste Selected
or
Paste Track
.
Copying a selected area of a sequence
In addition to copying clips in your sequence, you can also copy a selected area of a
sequence to copy or delete.
Remove any mark points from your sequence before pasting material; Aurora Edit
pastes material at the Mark Out point.
1. Mark an In Point at the start of the material to move.
2. Mark an Out Point at the end of the material.
3. Turn off any tracks you don’t want to cut or copy.
4. Right-click in a track and select one of these functions:
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Cut Area
•
Copy Area
•
Delete Area
•
Lift Area
5. If desired, paste the material into another part of this sequence or another sequence.
Using Quick Edit mode
Quick Edit mode switches you to the Source Tool after an edit to the Timeline, which
is good if you prefer to lay down all of your edits and then go back and review your
sequence.
1. Press
2
to select the Source tool.
2. Click the
Quick Edit
button.
You are now in Quick Edit mode.
To stop Quick Editing, click the Quick Edit button again.
Creating your clips
You create clips to make your sequence.
1. Play the source to find the media you want.
2. Press
F12
to start recording.
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