System information
After minimizing or maximizing a track, click the Minimize or Maximize button again to return a track to
its previous height.
The following keyboard shortcuts are also available:
n Press Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow or Down Arrow to change the height of all tracks at once.
n Press ` to minimize all tracks. Press again to restore tracks to their previous height. When restoring
track height, tracks that you previously minimized are not restored—you can restore these tracks by
clicking the Restore Track Height button on the track header.
n Press Ctrl+` to return all tracks to the default height.
Expand or collapse track layers
Right-click the track header and choose Expand Track Layers to expand a video track to reveal three
subtracks within the main track: the A roll, B roll, and transition roll. In this view, sequential clips alternate
between the A and B rolls, and the overlapping area between events is represented by the transition roll.
Choose the command again to collapse the track layers.
For more information, see "Adding Transitions" on page 318.
Expand or collapse track keyframes
If you're using video track effects or track motion, keyframes will be displayed in the timeline below your
video track. You can drag keyframes to adjust their position, or right-click a keyframe to display a shortcut
menu that allows you to add and delete keyframes and change the interpolation curve between keyframes.
For more information, see "Applying video effects" on page 315 and "Editing Track Motion" on page 286.
Select the Lock Envelopes to Events button to lock track-level keyframes to the events on the track.
When keyframes are locked, you can move events along the timeline, and their associated keyframes
move with them.
Click the Expand/Collapse Track Keyframes button in the track header to toggle the height of the track
keyframes.
Event-level keyframes are not visible in the timeline.
Assign a name to a track
1. If you do not see the Scribble Strip , expand the track to reveal it. The Scribble Strip appears above
the Level fader.
2. Double-click in the Scribble Strip and type the track name.
3. Press Enter to save the name.
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