Grass Valley EDIUS v.5.1 - Manual (Page 385)

EDIUS — User Reference Guide 385
Trimming Clips
Once a key frame has been added to the KeyFrame window Timeline, the
key frame may be selected and adjustments made for that key frame.
Note The interpolation method for frames between key frames is selected by right-
clicking on a key frame and selecting “Hold”, “Linear” or “Bezier” from the
menu.
- Delete Key Frame
Deletes the key frame at the position of the Timeline cursor in the Key
Frame window.
Note A key can also be deleted by right-clicking on the key and selecting ‘Delete”
from the menu.
/ - Move to Previous/Next Key Frame
Moves the cursor to the previous or next key frame in the Key Frame
window.
- Default Settings
Return the selected key frame to default settings.
/ - Play/Pause Clips
Play or pause clips to which key frames and filters have been applied.
The Initialize button deletes all key frames and disables keyframe controls.
The Save as default button sets a user video layout default with the defined
key frames for all projects which have the same project settings, source clip
size (e.g. 1280x720), pixel aspect and aspect ratio.
Trimming Clips
Trimming is the process of changing the clip length in order to fit a partic-
ular Timeline length or to remove unwanted portions of the clip.
Trimming Mode
To enter trimming mode, select Mode>Trimming on the Preview window
menu bar as illustrated in
Figure 420 .