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@fary54 Great improvments! +1 |
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@Andrea_Paz I allow myself to bounce back on the subject raised to offer you some improvements on the management of grouping edits (chapter 5.5.2 in the manual), namely: Currently, we must select the edit one by one to make a group and it's perfect to create a small group. What about a big group of several edits ?. In that case, - It would be interesting to be able to create a group including all edits of a clip. e.g: To create an editing group easily and quickly, all you need to do is create a clip. Use the menu of this clip then choose "Grouping edits" then move this clip on timeline > picture 1 - It would be interesting to be able to create a group easily and quickly to select the first edit of a track and the last edit of another track via a key combination (e.g:Hold down shift+alt and left mouse click) > picture 2 What do you think ? 1.png (619,064 bytes) 2.png (528,860 bytes) |
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I think the conceptual problem comes from the part "aligned at the beginning" (per documentation). On the forum also the new Gang tracks feature was shown. I am running the git version, so I could test that. With respect to gang tracks my problem is: I don't mind to see all individual tracks on my screen, but I actually want the assertion that when I am done aligning I could move media like cinelerra was aware of the group and the group has its own "(dis)arm" but the group may be visible on all tracks. Hence I would never have to worry about an audio track moving due to a wrong drag (it should drag the video with it). Grouping does not seem to do/prevent that. |
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To group a video clip and its audio clips more or less permanently, try to see the manual in 5.5.2. |
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