RE: What about subclipped shots? (was RE: increasing handles on maste r clips)

["Tom Phillips" <tom(at)kineticpost.com>]

I believe you can match frame from a subclip back to the original clip. So on those few you have that issue with, just matchframe from the preview window.

 

tom phillips

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kinetic post, inc.

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Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 11:58 AM
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Subject: Re: What about subclipped shots? (was RE: increasing handles on maste r clips)

 

In a message dated 12/23/2005 11:45:49 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Mark.Hollis(at)nbcuni.com writes:

One of the things I did the other day (to better organize my day) was to subclip a number of shots. I then wanted to edit the footage and noticed that there was "not enough media" to do dissolves and to extend or slip the footage.

 

On other Avid boxen, this is not a problem. I have taken to not subclipping, but it reduces my ability to quickly organize things for the crunch later in the day.

Mark,

 

The idea of a subclip is just that, a smaller piece of a larger whole.  Go back to your master clip and subclip off a larger piece.  A lot easier than trying to change the properties for a clip of a clip.

 

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