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FILE OPERATIONS
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Click the Add button beneath the playlist pane to open a custom Media Browser (see
Section 10.2.2).
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Newly-added files become selected items in the Playlist pane.
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Drag (appropriate type) file(s) from one module’s playlist to another module.
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Right-click in the playlist pane to show a menu with context relevant items from the
following list (operations affect selected playlist items):
o
Cut
o
Copy
o
Paste
o
Remove
o
Rename
o
Clone
o
Set Duration
o
Edit Title
o
Send to Frame Buffer*
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Standard Cut, Copy, Paste and Delete keystrokes are supported for playlist entries.
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Un-playable (missing, corrupt, or unsupported) file icons are ‘ghosted’.
* The Send to Frame Buffer feature is reviewed in Section 10.3).
Interestingly, the playlist Rename feature edits a local alias, or ‘playlist nickname’. It does not
actually change the name of the file on your hard drive. Roll the mouse over the Alias in the
header of the icon to see the actual filename.
Hint: Multi-selection is supported for most operations, including Set Duration (applies to Stills and
Titles only).
SCRUB-BAR
Just beneath the Playlist pane is a full-width Scrub-Bar (Figure 153). The width of the Scrub-Bar
represents the full run time of the current clips or other file. Drag the central knob left or right
to change time position in the current item.