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CHAPTER 4 186
Editing Video
Using the Trim view
The Monitor window Trim view is a precise way to trim clips interactively. You can perform
ripple or rolling edits at any edit along the Timeline. As you make adjustments, you see the
frames on both sides of the edit.
When you’re not in Trim view, the left monitor displays source clips and the right monitor
displays the program. When you use the Trim view, both monitors represent clips in the
program—the left monitor is the clip to the left of the edit line, and the right monitor is the clip
to the right of the edit line.
Note: When you perform any action that requires moving a clip’s In or Out point outward, such as
adding frames in the Trim view, additional frames must be available in the clip’s source (master)
clip beyond the current In or Out point. For example, if you didn’t trim the beginning or ending of
a source clip before adding it to the Timeline, the edit line may already be at the first or last frame
available from the source, so you will not be able to move its In or Out point any further out.
To switch to Trim view:
Click the triangle below the Monitor window title bar ( ) and choose Trim Mode from the
Monitor window menu.
To find the edit you want to trim:
Click the Previous Edit ( ) or Next Edit ( ) buttons. Any previous trims you performed in the
current Trim window session are applied, and the frames on either side of the new edit line
position appear in the Monitor Trim view. These buttons locate edit points only on tracks
Video 1A and 1B and Audio 1 and 2.
To perform a ripple edit using Trim view:
1 Click the left or right view to activate the clip you want to trim. The active clip is indicated
by green timecode numbers.
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