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Click the video track and press "U" (Ungroup.)
Or, to bring in ONLY the sound, right-click and drag the clip to the timeline. When you drop it, a menu will pop up -- choose "Add audio only over time."
Or, to bring in ONLY the sound, right-click and drag the clip to the timeline. When you drop it, a menu will pop up -- choose "Add audio only over time."
PerroneFord
Deals in Lead
Or click on the track with the video and select "Delete track". Lots of ways to get there.
Skilled
Well-known member
Everytime I tryed that it deletes both video and audio tracks.
You have to un group and click on the audio track for that to work
An easier way is to do the following:
OPTIONS > PREFERENCES > EDITING > unclick "Cut, copy, and delete grouped events" > APPLY
By doing this, audio and video always stayed lined up, but you can also always either click on the video or audio (whichever you want to delete) and keep only the video or audio track. If you use the method of clicking "U" on the track, you have to click "U" every time you want to delete an audio or video track while keeping the other.
If you use the method I've mentioned, you always have the option of deleting audio or video tracks when you want to isolate them... and it's better than IGNORING GROUPED EVENTS because audio and video won't stay lined up when you IGNORE them...
I frequently overlay video with audio that doesn't necessarily go with the track it was captured on, and this works fantastic! Hope this helps.
OPTIONS > PREFERENCES > EDITING > unclick "Cut, copy, and delete grouped events" > APPLY
By doing this, audio and video always stayed lined up, but you can also always either click on the video or audio (whichever you want to delete) and keep only the video or audio track. If you use the method of clicking "U" on the track, you have to click "U" every time you want to delete an audio or video track while keeping the other.
If you use the method I've mentioned, you always have the option of deleting audio or video tracks when you want to isolate them... and it's better than IGNORING GROUPED EVENTS because audio and video won't stay lined up when you IGNORE them...
I frequently overlay video with audio that doesn't necessarily go with the track it was captured on, and this works fantastic! Hope this helps.