naveenmedia
Active member
Maybe a stupid question, but I can't find anything on it in Adobe's help.
How do you drag multiple clips without having to select all of them?
I want to drag Clip B. I want Clip C, D, E, & F to follow. I don't want to have to select all of these clips. I just want to drag Clip B, and anything after that on the timeline should come along.
Any way to do this?
It seems ridiculous to have to select all of them. Yes, with 5 clips it isn't a big deal. But what about when you have a complex timeline, with dozens of overlapping clips spanning numerous tracks? I can't imagine its this difficult, but I can't find anything in Adobe's help that indicates it isn't.
Thanks,
Naveen
How do you drag multiple clips without having to select all of them?
I want to drag Clip B. I want Clip C, D, E, & F to follow. I don't want to have to select all of these clips. I just want to drag Clip B, and anything after that on the timeline should come along.
Any way to do this?
It seems ridiculous to have to select all of them. Yes, with 5 clips it isn't a big deal. But what about when you have a complex timeline, with dozens of overlapping clips spanning numerous tracks? I can't imagine its this difficult, but I can't find anything in Adobe's help that indicates it isn't.
Thanks,
Naveen