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Editing a Sequence
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For more information on basic sequences and advanced sequences, see “Understanding Basic and
Advanced Sequences” on page 115 and “Selecting a Horizontal or Vertical Timeline” on page 117.
For Interplay Production sequences, the video format is determined by the first clip that you add to
the sequence. Any additional clips must match the initial video format.
For Interplay MAM sequences, the target frame rate is defined when the basic sequence is created.
By default, you can add clips with a differing frame rate but mixed frame rate editing might be
disabled by configuration in Interplay MAM.
To insert an asset into the timeline for a basic sequence:
1. Click a video or audio asset in the Media viewer in the Media pane.
2. Drag the asset from the Media viewer to the timeline until your pointer is over the V or A track,
as shown in the following illustration.
As you drag the segment to where you want it, the V and A tracks appear highlighted in orange
to show you where the asset will be inserted when you release the mouse button.
3. Release the mouse button.
The asset is inserted into the timeline and the position indicator moves to the first frame of the
next segment.
Performing an Insert Edit in an Advanced Sequence
The default timeline for an advanced sequence has four tracks: Video, NAT (natural sound), SOT
(sound on tape), and VO (voice-over).