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• The corresponding audio is automatically selected for video clips that have
audio.
• Hold down the [CTRL+SHIFT] keys while creating a selection area to also
select any audio clips on the related audio tracks. For example, when
selecting a video clip on Video1, any audio clip on Audio1 will also be
selected.
Using the Time Selection Tool
The Time Selection Tool allows you to select a period of time, including any clips
(or portions of clips) that occur within that time period.
To perform a time selection:
1. Select the Time Selection Tool. The pointer now has a Timeline icon
under it when placed over the Timeline.
2. Drag your mouse over the area of the Timeline you want to select.
If you need to select a period of time more precisely, you can manually enter the
exact location by selecting the Time Selection Tool, and then selecting Edit:
Time Selection. Choosing this command opens the Time Selection dialog box
where you can specify the duration. The Mark-in time corresponds to the start of
the selection area and the Mark-out time the end of the selection area. Click OK
to automatically create a selection marquee over the specified area of the
Timeline.
Using the Track Selection Tool
The Track Selection Tool is useful when you want to select entire tracks or parts of
tracks.
To select a track or part of a track with the Track Selection tool:
1. Click the Track Selection Tool on the Timeline Toolbar.
2. Click on a clip. The clip, along with the rest of the track to the right of the clip, is
selected. Therefore, if you click on the first clip in a track you will then select the
entire track.
If you press [SHIFT] while clicking on a clip, you will select all clips in all of
the tracks in the Timeline to the right of the clip.
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