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• To quickly add multiple transitions to the currently selected transi-
tions, press the Shift key and lasso the additional transitions.
You can select and trim two heads or tails simultaneously, in any
combination, for each track in the sequence. All selected transi-
tions are trimmed the same number of frames. This allows you to
save time, and in some cases, maintain sync by performing a sin-
gle trim procedure across multiple tracks and transitions.
Performing a Basic Trim
With your transitions and trim sides selected, you can perform a basic
trim by using one of the following alternative procedures:
• Use the Trim buttons to trim forward or backward by 1-frame or
10-frame (NTSC or PAL) or 1-frame or 8-frame (24p) increments.
• Use the numeric keypad at the right side of the keyboard, as fol-
lows:
- To move the transition a specific number of frames, type a
plus sign (+) or minus sign (–) and the number of frames (from
1 to 99) you want to move forward or backward. Then press
Enter. If the number of frames is larger than 99, type an f after
the number to indicate frame count. For example, to enter 200
frames, type 200f and press Enter.
- To move the transition to an exact point in the timecode, type
a timecode number larger than 99, including frames. For
example, type 102 to enter 1 second and 2 frames (1:02).
In this example, tail frames on both shots are
trimmed simultaneously across an overlap edit.
1 frame
10 frames
(8 frames for 24p)