When a video clip is dragged into the ​ (a)   , it is not​ (b)   or rescaled to the sequence settings. However, Videos CAN be resized or rescaled by clicking on the ​ (c)   menu and clicking the ​ (d)   option. Once the preferences are set, other videos added be resized or rescaled.

The ​ (a)   to Sequence button is in the ​ (b)   panel. This button adds multiple clips to the timeline in the order they are ​ (c)   . Remember that when creating a sequence through adding a clip or clips to the timeline, the ​ (d)   added will dictate the sequence settings.

A ​ (a)   sequence is created by moving ​ (b)   from multiple cameras into

one ​ (c)   . The clips need to be selected and then ​ (d)   to access the

'Create Multi-Camera Source Sequence' option.

The ​ (a)   option deletes the selected portion of the video and leaves an empty space. This requires In and Out points to be selected on the ​​ (b)   monitor first.

The​ (c)   option also deletes a selected portion of a video. However, this function shifts the remaining timeline back to cover the empty ​ (d)   remaining from the removal .

Prior to adding an entire ​ (a)   to a timeline, you can mark ​ (b)   points in the ​ (c)   monitor. Doing so will give you a ​ (d)   clip when added to the ​ (e)   .

You can add ​ (a)   clips to your timeline easily if you know the ​ (b)   you want them to appear. Simply hold down the ​ (c)   button while clicking the clips you want in the order in which you want them to appear. Then simply ​ (d)   to your timeline.

Located in the ​ (a)   monitor, you will find the 'insert' and '​ (b)   ' function buttons. 'Insert' will push all clips over to the ​ (c)   of your timeline, while 'overwrite' will ​ (d)   any existing clips with the one you are placing.