Grass Valley Turbo iDDR v.2.3 - Manual (Page 155)

Turbo iDDR User Guide 155
Editing a clip
NOTE: If more media exists after the current mark, a <<< or >>> symbol is
displayed beneath the In/Out timecode. To permanently remove media outside the
marks, refer to
“Erasing a clip's unused media” on page 228 .
NOTE: If more media exists after the current mark, a <<< or >>> symbol is
displayed beneath the In/Out timecode. To permanently remove media outside the
marks, refer to
“Erasing a clip's unused media” on page 228 .
To move clip marks, load the clip in player, then use one of the following methods.
• “Moving clip marks: Using the In/Out buttons” on page 155
• “Moving clip marks: Using the timecode entry controls” on page 155
• “Moving clip marks: Using the clip length control” on page 155
Moving clip marks: Using the In/Out buttons
1. Use the transport controls to locate the desired frame.
2. In Control view, click In to set mark-in point, or click Out to set mark-out
point.
3. In the Confirm Mark Change window, click Yes .
Moving clip marks: Using the timecode entry controls
1. In Control view, select the mark-in or mark-out timecode control to
open the timecode entry dialog box.
2. Enter a timecode value, then click OK or press Enter .
Alternatively: Use the current position scrub bar in the timecode entry
dialog box to locate the desired frame, then select OK .
Moving clip marks: Using the clip length control
Entering a new clip length moves the mark-out point.
1. Click the Length timecode entry control .
2. Enter a new clip length and click OK .
The clip length changes by moving the mark-out point.