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Trimming Cursors

Trimming Elements

Slipping an Element

 

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Trimming With Ripple Mode

Whether Ripple mode is enabled or disabled it determines how the elements are trimmed. When Ripple mode is disabled, the overall duration of the sequence does not change when trimming. When you remove frames from the head or tail, it creates a gap (see Gaps in the Timeline). If there is an element located before of after the trimmed element, only a head or tail trim is possible. To slip & slide an element with Ripple mode disabled can only be done if there are handles at the head and/or tail of the shot. See Slip & Slide.

When Ripple mode is enabled, the overall duration of the sequence changes when trimming. Removing frames from the head or tail does not create a gap and the elements located before or after the trimmed element move in time (based upon the Ripple Start or Ripple End mode). You can slip & slide an element with Ripple mode enabled on any element when there are available handles.

To trim an element:

1. Enable Trim.
2. Select a Ripple mode (i.e., Ripple Off, Ripple Start, or Ripple End). See Trimming Ripple Mode.
3. Set the cursor on either the head or the tail of the element and the corresponding head or tail cursor appears.
4. Click and drag the element.
   • Dragging the element in the same direction of the head or tail cursor adds frames to the element.
   • Dragging the element in the opposite direction of the head or tail cursor removes frames from the element.