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Container Trick

Date : Thu, 5 Jan 2006 14:59:54 -0500

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From : "Tate Webb" <tate(at)redechopost.com>

Subject : Container Trick

I saw a guy do a trick inside a Composite Container with clips of various lengths on multiple layers. His background layer was the longest duration compared to the shorter duration clips on the other layers. I seem to remember that with one key stroke (or so it seemed), he was able to make all clips conform to the same duration as the background layer. Usually I trim them all out by hand.

Do any of you know how to accomplish this slick little trick?

Tate

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