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12 Using the Timeline: Advanced
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Adding Edits to Filler Clips
You can add an edit to all tracks with filler, regardless of the track selection.
To add an edit to filler clips at the position indicator:
1. Move the position indicator to the selected frame.
2. Alt+click (Windows) or Option+click (Macintosh) the Add Edit button.
The edit appears on all tracks with filler in the sequence at the position indicator.
Removing Match-Frame Edits
If you make a mistake when adding an edit, or if you have finished performing edit functions
with multiple Add Edits and want to remove them, you can remove all Add Edits in the
entire sequence or within a selected portion of the sequence.
You can also remove individual match frames by using the Undo command, or by selecting
them in Trim mode and pressing the Delete key. For more information on Trim mode, see
“Undoing or Redoing Edits” and “Working in Trim Mode: Basics” in the Help.
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You cannot remove match-frame edits between segments in which segment effects and
audio pan or volume adjustments have been applied.
To remove match-frame edits:
1. Select the entire sequence or a portion of it as follows:
t Select the entire sequence by removing any IN and OUT points.
t Select a portion of the sequence by marking an IN point and an OUT point
surrounding the match-frame edits (Add Edits) you want to remove.
2. Select the tracks from which you want to remove the edits.
3. Select Clip > Remove Match Frame Edits.
Your Avid editing application removes the edits.
Dupe Detection
When you edit offline with plans to generate an EDL, the Dupe Detection feature allows you
to visually track duplicate frames of footage while editing so that you can eliminate or
manage the requirements of an online dupe reel.
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The Dupe Detection feature works only for track V1.