Thanks Saby

Thanks Tony and Saby. I have not tried either suggestion (yet). However, I did us Tony's suggestion Ctrl Shift Left mouse click in the message entitled  Insert Gap which worked perfectly.  I made the following comments in that post which are more relevant here.   For others  as a note of caution from ...

Thanks Tony. I used Ctrl Shift Left mouse (CSLm) and it worked perfectly. For others  as a note of caution from experience:   1        make sure that the number of timelines in the receiving project is at least the same as the number of timelines in the donating project; 2        preferably ...

Hi, Project #1 is about 12 minutes long; consists of 19 timeline tracks with multiple edit points. Project #2 has more or less the same characteristics. I need to merge these two projects in the order Project #1 followed by Project #2 to provide a seamless combination. A way of doing this is to copy all of the tracks of Project #2 and paste ...

Hi, It is possible to close a gap (using ''Close Gap'' by right clicking with the cursor in the gap) so that all the tracks downstream of the gap move to the left in synchronicity. Is there was way to close a gap so that all the tracks upstream of the gap move to the right in synchronicity? Thanks.

Hi, A basic question. There is a facility to ''Close Gap'' which causes the entire track downstream of the gap to move to the left. How can I do the opposite? In other words, I can I insert a gap (within a time line) so that the entire track can move to the right?   Thanks.    

Thanks acsscott

Hi, A project running at 59.94 fps derived from .mp4 files (details in the 60 fps attachment). Need to insert a clip derived from .mov files running at 23.98 (details in the 24 fps attachment). Suggestions for ensuring that there will be no problems appreciated. Thanks.

I currently have 21.5.0.274 64 bit. If I make a cut, the section upstream of the cut changes to as shown in A. If I change the scrubber time to at least 30s, the effect disappears and the entire timeline is as shown in A. I generally edit with a 10s scrubber time. And yes....there is a dark area in the waveform.