Trimming and Adjusting Two Edit Points
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| How can you display a list of markers that are in a sequence? | Control-click in the ruler area. The markers appear at the bottom of the shortcut menu. | |
| Where can you change the Timeline settings of the active sequence? | In the Sequence Settings window (Sequence > Settings). | |
| Which two edit points does the Slip tool adjust? | The Slip tool adjusts the In and Out points of one clip. | |
| Which two sets of shortcut keys allow you to adjust edit points one frame at a time? | The < and > (angle bracket) keys, and the [ and ] (bracket) keys. | |
| Which hat two edit points does the Roll tool adjust? | The Roll tool adjusts one clip’s Out point and the adjacent clip’s In point. | |
| How do you adjust one track of a linked clip? | Toggle off linked selection, or hold down Option before clicking the track. | |
| How many clips are affected when you apply the Slide tool? | The Slide tool affects three clips. | |
| Is extending two edit points most similar to rolling, slipping, or sliding edit points? | Extending changes an edit point in the same way rolling does. | |
| Which modifier key is essential to reposition a clip in a sequence without overwriting any other material? | The Option key is used to reposition a clip and move all other clips down in the sequence. | |
| What does Option-dragging a clip do? | Option-dragging creates a copy of a sequence clip and repositions the copy to a different location, leaving the original sequence clip in place. | |
| If one track of a clip has gotten out of sync with its other tracks, either by being slipped or moved, how do you resync those tracks? | Press Command-Z, or Control-click the red out-of-sync indicators on the tracks you want to adjust and choose either “Slip into Sync”or “Move into Sync.” |
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