Alden Miller
February 1st, 2006, 02:30 PM
Hey there-
I work with both AVID and PP. On the AVID program if you drag a clip to the timeline it will "Insert" it into the Timeline rather than "Overwrite" it.
Priemere does the opposite: Overwrite instead of Inserting.
Is there a preference I can choose to switch it and make Inserting into the timeline the default in PP?
(Granted, I know I can hit the "insert clip" button, But I am reffering to being able to drag the clip onto the Timeline.
Thanks
Alden
Mike Teutsch
February 1st, 2006, 02:36 PM
Hey there-
I work with both AVID and PP. On the AVID program if you drag a clip to the timeline it will "Insert" it into the Timeline rather than "Overwrite" it.
Priemere does the opposite: Overwrite instead of Inserting.
Is there a preference I can choose to switch it and make Inserting into the timeline the default in PP?
(Granted, I know I can hit the "insert clip" button, But I am reffering to being able to drag the clip onto the Timeline.
Thanks
Alden
Check your short cuts, but I believe that all you need to do is hold the control key while droping the clip in.
Mike
Alden Miller
February 1st, 2006, 02:51 PM
Cool, i will look into that when I get home.
Miguel Lombana
February 2nd, 2006, 01:43 AM
Hey there-
I work with both AVID and PP. On the AVID program if you drag a clip to the timeline it will "Insert" it into the Timeline rather than "Overwrite" it.
Priemere does the opposite: Overwrite instead of Inserting.
Is there a preference I can choose to switch it and make Inserting into the timeline the default in PP?
(Granted, I know I can hit the "insert clip" button, But I am reffering to being able to drag the clip onto the Timeline.
Thanks
Alden
How versed are you with AVID, I'd like to get some lessons... interested in a Netmeeting and sharing some knowledge?
ML
Jonathan Nicholas
February 2nd, 2006, 05:04 PM
Check your short cuts, but I believe that all you need to do is hold the control key while droping the clip in.
Mike
Yep that's the one!