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Hi,
I am editing a Timelapse consisting of around 180 clips laid on my timeline. For some reason I find that the starting frame of all clips is blank. I need to trim this starting frame off in all 180 clips. I am aware of Ctr+D command that trims the end part of multiple clips selected together but but what about trimming the starting point of all these clips together?
Kindly suggest .
Thanks.
Here is a trick that should work:
1) Select all clips
2) Reverse them
3) Use Ctrl-D to trim the last frame
4) Reverse again
Here is a trick that should work:
1) Select all clips
2) Reverse them
3) Use Ctrl-D to trim the last frame
4) Reverse again
Worked like breeze! thank you!
Trimming Starting Points of Multiple Clips in FCP
