Switch to Smart editing mode. Place the timeline cursor at the start of the timeline and select the track you want to send the new clip to. Select the clip you want to use in the Library. If you don't want to use all of it, pre-trim it in the Source viewer. Use the Send to Timeline button on the source viewer to place the clip a your chosen ...

saby:Page # 44 of user manual.Keep up the hard work Yann... :-)

I've explained how to fix this HERE The Library has a way of recombining scenes already  

It doesn't matter how many clips you have, you only need two layers. At the next transition you put the incoming above and put the transition on that. Did you watch the video I linked to?

They don't have to be on a separate layer. But in your sceenshot you have put video on separate layers so I assumed that was what you were talking about. If you are talking about the tiny transition further down track three, you have probably discovered the new ''improved'' transition behaviour. In the project settings and the transition editor ...

Ah, scenes... You can recombine scenes in the Library. Highlight the clip, select ''Show Scenes'' from the context menu, select the adjacent scenes that you wish to rejoin and select ''combine scenes'' from the context menu.

Thanks Tony. PS works from the top down, so a video clip on a higher track (lower number) appears over any video below. You have faded up the video on the lower track but it is being masked by the video above. If you put the transition where Tony has indicated, the crossfade will work.

All you need to do is use the green trim bar to drag one side of the cut over the end of the other.

You appear to have faded out the track below. You should add the transition to the track above. Which instructions did you use?

MarcoKDN:Your money goes to adobe now. Really? With their subscrpition model? There are a lot of better choices than that, and one of them is Pinnacle.