EDIUS 7 Online Help

• Summary
• Project Settings
• Edit Settings
• Importing Sources
• Bin Operations
• Editing Timelines
• Applying Effects
• Title Creation
• Audio Operations
• Export of Edited Contents
• Interaction with STRATUS
• Appendix

• Before Using
• Configuring Editing Environments

• Before Installing EDIUS
• Installation
• User Registrations
• Uninstallation
• Appendix

• Summary
• Preparation before Editing
• Editing
• Outputting Work
• Other Convenient Functions

Copying and Pasting Clips

Copying

You can continue to paste and replace clips.

Alternative

• Right-click a clip and click [Copy].

• Click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Copy].

• Copying: [Ctrl] + [C], [Ctrl] + [Insert]

Cutting

Cut clips. The cut clip is deleted from its current position.

The editing result of a cut operation is dependent on the editing mode.

Ripple Mode

Sync-lock (Synchronization)

You can continue to paste and replace clips.

Alternative

• Right-click a clip, and click [Cut] or [Ripple Cut].

• Select a clip, click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Cut] or [Ripple Cut].

• Cutting (mode-dependent): [Ctrl] + [X]

• Cutting: [Shift] + [Delete]

• Ripple cutting: [Alt] + [X]

Pasting

You can paste copied or cut clips to the timeline.

Copying

Cutting

The clip is placed with the position on the timeline cursor set as the In point.

Alternative

• Right click on the track to paste to, and click [Paste]. At this time, the clip will be pasted to the right-clicked track regardless of the currently selected track.

• Click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Paste] → [Cursor].

• Right click on any clip on the track to paste to, and click [Paste] → [Cursor]. At this time, the clip will be pasted to the position of the timeline cursor on the right-clicked track regardless of the currently selected track.

• Pasting: [Ctrl] + [V]

• When a clip is pasted by a button, shortcut key or from a menu on the menu bar, the clip is placed at the same track as the copy/cut source. A track is automatically added if there is no track at the paste destination.

• If a clip exists at the destination position, it is divided at the position of the timeline cursor and the pasted clip overwrites the existing clip or is inserted between the divided clips.

Pasting to the In and Out Points of Clips

You can insert another clip at (or in front of) the In point or at (or behind) the Out point of a specific clip.

When pasting another clip to the Out point of the white clip

Copying

Cutting

Alternative

• Right-click the clip to be used as the reference for pasting, and click [Paste] → [Clip In] or [Clip Out].

Replace

You can replace a copied, cut or ripple cut clip.

Copying

Cutting

All of the mixers and filters applied to the clip also are replaced.

Alternative

• Right-drag on the desired clip to be replaced, and click [Replace].

• Click the [Replace Clip (All)] list button, and click [All].

• Right-click the clip to replaced, and click [Replace] → [All].

• Click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Replace] → [All].

• Replacing all: [Ctrl] + [R]

Note

• When the duration differs from that of the clip to be replaced by a copied or cut clip, the clip will automatically be trimmed referenced to the In point of the copied or cut clip. The playback speed remains unchanged.

Replace Parts

Only filters and mixers can be partially replaced.

Copying

Cutting

Alternative

• Right-drag on the desired clip to be replaced, and click [Replace parts] → replace items.

• Click [Edit] on the menu bar, and click [Replace] → replace items.

• Right-click the replace target clip, and click [Replace] → replace items.

• Replacing the filter: [Alt] + [R]

• Replacing the mixer: [Shift] + [Ctrl] + [R]

• Replacing the clip: [Shift] + [R]

• Replacing the clip with filter: [Shift] + [Alt] + [R]