Brain drift-forgot how to split the entire...

Cooldraft wrote on 6/23/2005, 8:05 PM

timeline at the cursor (all tracks) without having to have all the media selected. I think that I have done this in the past or maybe the Jägermeister has finally done me in.

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jetdv wrote on 6/23/2005, 8:08 PM

You can also have all media UNselected. Just press CTRL-SHIFT-A and then press S.

Former user wrote on 6/23/2005, 8:14 PM

Just position your timeline cursor and press "S" with the results as follows:

a. If you have any clips selected they are split
b. If you have no clips selected then the entire timeline is split
c. If you have selected a section of the timeline then the entire timeline is split at each end of the selection.
d. If you have selected a section of the timeline AND have selected clips then those clips are split at each end of the timeline selection.

Jim

jetdv wrote on 6/23/2005, 8:18 PM

How about:

e. You have an event selected but it is NOT under the cursor. Pressing "S" does NOTHING.

Former user wrote on 6/24/2005, 6:07 AM

Zing! You got me there!