Track Popup Menu

Each Track has a popup menu. To activate the track popup menu, Right mouse click (RMB) on the track. The popup menu affects the track whether the track is armed on the patchbay or not. The Track Menu contains a number of options:

Attach Effect

opens a dialog box of effects applicable to the type of track of audio or video.

Move up

allows for changing the order of the tracks up; the actual code refers to this as a swap. Disarmed tracks affect the results.

Move down

allow for changing the order of the tracks down; the actual code refers to this as a swap. Disarmed tracks affect the results.

Roll up

moves the tracks one step up in the stack with the top track going to the bottom. This is applicable to all armed and disarmed tracks.

Roll down

moves the tracks one step down in the stack with the bottom track going to the top. This is applicable to all armed and disarmed tracks.

Delete track

removes the track from the timeline.

Add Track

adds a track of the same media type as the one selected, audio or video, above the selected track.

Find in Resources

the media file on that track at the location of the insert pointer will be highlighted in the media folder in the Resources window. If the Resources window is closed, media is found and highlighted but the Resources window is not displayed.

Show edit

will point out the exact start and stop points along with the length of the current edit on that track as well as the media name, track name and number, and edit number.

User title

is used to change the title name. This is really handy for files that have very long and similar names that would get cut off during edits. You can use short names to better differentiate the media. In Drag and Drop editing mode, if you select multiple edits all of those clips will have their title name changed.

Bar color

allows the user to select a specific color for the title bar. This helps to more easily locate a piece of media.

Resize Track

resizes the track; this is only applicable to video tracks.

Match Output Size

resizes the track to match the current output size; this is only applicable to video tracks.