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Definitely a great time saver!
Thanks for creating a mockup and for the productive conversation in the comments, we’re going to take a closer look at implementation details next.Cheers,
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Lots of us are well used to, and like, the Avid implementation where you can switch the timeline to view the source - including source clips - with waveforms.
So no difference in screen real estate for laptops, no blocking of source clip video and ability to see source video & waveforms AT THE SAME TIME
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Absolutely. Include hiding master track from timeline.
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We can now copy track effects from one track to another but still no copy/paste or saving of presets.
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We *can* finally drag track effects from one track to another, but still no copy/paste or saving of presets.
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Here's screen grabs of transition when applied (no 'A' side material, not possible to change alignment) and after it is copy/pasted to same edit point (now a normal transition - alignment adjustable - has A side material so does not cut to black/silence and fade up).
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I prefer the Avid ‘copy to source monitor’ which I can then (auto) patch and insert/overwrite
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Copy in-out works for me. It’s overridden by any selections.
Basic workflow:
Deselect all (timeline clips)
Deselect all (timeline tracks)
Mark in & out
Select timeline tracks to copy
Copy
Deselect all timeline tracks
Move to where you want to paste
Select timeline tracks to paste to (leave unselected to paste to same tracks)
PasteCaveat is, I think, that if you do have destination tracks selected it just stacks the buffer up from lowest #V or A track
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I use Keyboard Maestro to achieve this atm. Calls up prefs, arrow & tabs to trans duration entry, amends, adds transition, resets to default.
Long term FR is for avid style transition dialogue. No need to reinvent the wheel