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m Transitions, which can then be trimmed or deleted. For more information, see

Chapter 11, “Creating Transitions,” on page 211.

m Edits, which can then be modiﬁed in several ways. For more information, see “Trimming

Edits in the Timeline and Viewer” on page 206.

m Gaps, which can be closed or ﬁlled with media.

These items can’t be selected in the Timeline:

m Filter and motion bars and their keyframes: Double-click the clip to view ﬁlter and

motion details in the Viewer. Even though you can’t select the keyframes, you can move

them by dragging them.

m Overlay keyframes: These display opacity information for video clips, and level

information for audio clips. You can move these in the Timeline by dragging them. For

more information, see “Working With Keyframes in the Timeline” on page 195.

m Tracks: Although tracks can’t be explicitly selected, the contents of tracks can be selected.

For more information, see “Selecting Items Between the In and Out Points” on page 189.

Selecting Clips

You can select clips in the Timeline in different ways, depending on which tool is used.

m To select an entire clip, click it with the Arrow tool.

The Canvas indicates the selection by displaying a cyan border around the video.

m To select a portion of a clip, or a range of clips on a track, drag the Range Selection tool to

select the desired range.

m To select multiple whole clips, use the Group Selection tool to drag a marquee around all

of the desired clips. The entire clip does not need to be inside the marquee to be

included in the selection; any clip that is touched is included.

m Command-click to select clips with the Selection tool. This method allows you to select

multiple non-contiguous clips. Use the same keys to deselect a selected item.

Linked Selection

Linked selection tells Final Cut Pro to honor or ignore the status of linked clips for some

editing operations and when making selections.

When clips are linked, any action performed on one clip affects the other clips as well. For

example, deleting a linked clip will also delete clips it is linked to. When linked selection is

turned on, Final Cut Pro treats linked items as a single entity for most operations. When it is

turned off, linked items are treated as if they were not linked.

Note: If a linked item is on a locked track, it is not modiﬁed.

Final Cut Pro automatically links video and audio clips that originated from the same media

ﬁle. You can also link or relink audio and video clips together regardless of their origin.

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