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About the trim window, Chapter 6 editing timelines — trimming clips – Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.4 Reference Manual User Manual

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Chapter 6 Editing Timelines — Trimming Clips

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About the Trim Window

Buttons exclusively for trimming and the preview are displayed in this window. When the trim mode button is clicked, the cut point

corresponding to the trim mode is automatically selected. Trimming can also be performed more accurately by entering numerical values to

the timecode for trimming.

(1)

(2)

(3) (4) (5)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)(11) (12)

(13) (14)(15)(16) (17)(18) (19)

(1)

Preview window

Switch the display to 1/2/4 screens depending on the trimming operation.

(2)

Timecode

Display the timecode of the In or Out point of the clip to edit. You can also change the trimming

position by directly entering a numerical value.

(3)

[Previous Frame]

Move to the previous frame.

[←]

(4)

[Play]

Play the timeline in the forward direction. When this button is clicked during playback, playback

pauses.

[Enter]

(5)

[Next Frame]

Move to the next frame.

[→]

(6)

[Move to Previous Edit

Point (Trim)]

Move the focus and timeline cursor to the edit point (cut point) on the left of the current cut

point position. When a cut point has not been selected, the focus and timeline cursor move to

the edit point of the selected tracks on the left of the timeline cursor position.

[Page up]

(7)

[Trim (-10 frames)]

Adjust the trimming position in -10-frame units.

[Shift] + [,]

(8)

[Trim (-1 frame)]

Adjust the trimming position in -1-frame units.

[,]

(9)

[Play the Event Area]

Repeatedly play back the area around the focused cut point. Click it again to stop.

[/]

(10)

[Trim (1 frame)]

Adjust the trimming position in +1-frame units.

[.]

(11)

[Trim (10 frames)]

Adjust the trimming position in +10-frame units.

[Shift] + [.]

(12)

[Move to Next Edit Point

(Trim)]

Move the focus and timeline cursor to the edit point (cut point) on the right of the current cut

point position. When a cut point has not been selected, the focus and timeline cursor move to

the edit point of the selected tracks on the right of the timeline cursor position.

[Page down]

(13)

[Trim Mode (In Point)]

Switch to the trim mode (In point). Only the In point can be selected.

(14)

[Trim Mode (Out Point)] Switch to the trim mode (Out point). Only the Out point can be selected.

(15)

[Trim Mode (Slide)]

Switch to the trim mode (slide). Only the cut point of the slide trim can be selected.

(16)

[Trim Mode (Slip)]

Switch to the trim mode (slip). Only the cut point of the slip trim can be selected.

(17)

[Trim Mode (Roll)]

Switch to the trim mode (rolling). Only the cut point of the rolling trim can be selected.

(18)

[Trim Mode (Transition)] Switch to the trim mode (transition). Only the transition (clip transition, track transition)/audio

cross fades can be selected.

(19)

[Switch to Normal

Mode]

Switch the trim mode to the standard mode.

[F5]

* Sometimes there are no cut points that can be moved to on the selected tracks, or the cut point is sometimes disabled depending on the operation

button.

“Entry of Values” (w page 41)