From the course: Media Composer 2019 Essential Training: 101 Fundamentals 1
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Drag-and-drop overwrite - Media Composer Tutorial
From the course: Media Composer 2019 Essential Training: 101 Fundamentals 1
Drag-and-drop overwrite
- [Instructor] Performing an override edit when dragging a clip from a bin or from the composer window into a sequence, should go pretty much as you expect. There are a couple of things that you might need to check before you drag a clip into the sequence. The first is, the mode for this button. Now, if you've got the segment mode set to yellow, you're going to get a splice in edit. And if I right click here to enable also, this red override mode. And I'll just de-select. So we have the smart tool mode. Well, actually at this point, we're still also going to get a splice in edit, if we drag from the bin or the composer window. And that's because if I go into the timeline settings, I'm holding control now. This would be command on macOS and I'm pressing equals. Here in the timeline settings, we currently have our default segment mode configured for insert, that's the splice in version of the edit. If this was set…
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The Smart Tools5m 52s
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The Settings keyboard shortcut1m 22s
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Smart Tool settings6m 7s
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Dragging options4m 15s
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Automatically creating a sequence2m 36s
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Drag and drop to splice-in6m 13s
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Drag-and-drop overwrite3m 17s
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Timeline View options3m 14s
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Dark and light text3m 12s
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Dupe Detection2m 53s
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Digital audio scrub2m 17s
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Change the volume of a segment3m 17s
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Soloing and muting tracks3m 4s
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