From the course: Media Composer 8.7 Essential Training: 101
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Use the overwrite edit - Media Composer Tutorial
From the course: Media Composer 8.7 Essential Training: 101
Use the overwrite edit
- [Instructor] During the early stages of building your sequence, it's likely that you're going to focus mainly on inserting clips, just to build things up in the right order. As you get further into the edit, you're probably going to find that you want to shovel things around on the timeline less and less, and instead, you want to selectively add and remove content without changing the timing, and that's really where the overwrite editing mode comes into play. There are some issues with it, tho, and I suppose that's why it's a red arrow. I'm just going to demonstrate by moving our playhead to the beginning of this sequence, and let's take a look at a couple of ways of approaching this. Before I kick off, notice that I'm in this Overwrite clips sequence, and I've got the R9_02 Bouldering clip open in the source monitor. We're just using the climbing media here. I'm going to demonstrate by marking a section of this clip. So I'm going to mark and in and an out, and I just want to…
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Create a new sequence8m 9s
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Move the timeline playhead3m 26s
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Patch tracks9m 5s
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Select part of a clip9m 49s
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Create subclips3m 44s
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Enable and disable tracks7m 31s
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Use the Splice edit9m 37s
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Use the overwrite edit12m 5s
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Remove sections of a sequence6m 19s
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Add edits8m 57s
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Work with timecode8m 12s
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Match Frame and Find Bin7m 3s
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Fast-forward and rewind7m
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