6.4. Editing Timelines
6.4.1. Overview of Editing Features
Editing Mode
Two editing modes are available when you perform editing actions in a timeline: Insert
mode or Overwrite mode.
Insert Mode
The Insert mode works as follows:
• When you add audio or video content in the timeline, the media already included in the
timeline is not removed. The content is inserted in the selected position and it pushes
further right the existing elements of the timeline placed after this position.
• When you delete content, a black element is left where the material has been
removed.
The Insert mode is either available from the menu options, or via the SHIFT+INSERT key
depending on the editing feature.
Overwrite Mode
The Overwrite mode works as follows:
• When you add audio or video content in the timeline, the media already included in the
timeline is removed from the selected position, by the duration of the added media.
• When you delete content, no black element is left where the material has been
removed.
The Overwrite mode is either available from the menu options, or via the TAKE key
depending on the editing feature.
Because the process is destructive, undo and redo are available, up to ten actions, during
the edition of a timeline as long as the LIVE button (RECORD) is not used. When you go
live, the undo history is lost.
Note
When the tracks have been desynchronized due to an editing action, or a black
clip is added within the timeline further to an editing action, the track type of the
desynchronized tracks are displayed in orange.
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