Thanks, I'll give it a try.

JS

I tried your suggestion, of clicking and highlighting and then push g and nothing happenns. I searched the manual and then I tried highlighting the tracks I wanted to group and clicked on the toolbar and clicked group, but all of the submenus are greyed out.

I must be missing something.

I have my video and audio that are together, but I am adding some audio below the main two tracks. So I try to highlight all three tracks and push g. Is this the way it should work?

Thanks

JS

You have to highlight all the events to group not the tracks.

MJ

>>You have to highlight all the events to group not the tracks<<

I'm sorry, I don't think I follow. I am highlighting the video and audio track, plus the extra audio track that I place below it. Wouldn't this be highlighting all the events, or am I missing something. I consider these three tracks (video, audio and extra audio) events. Is this not right.

Thanks

I am highlighting the video and audio track, plus the extra audio track that I place below it. Wouldn't this be highlighting all the events

No that's highlighting/selecting the tracks.

You must select the events in the tracks themselves by clicking on the first event in the first track then shift-clicking on the last event in the third track assuming you have 3 tracks, the first being a video track and the second and third being audio tracks. Then right-click over the highlighted events > Group > Create New or press "G".

Or if all you have is these tracks and these tracks contain the events you want to group then you can Edit > Select > All.

The key here is you are grouping "events", you can't group "tracks".

MJ