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To create subclips

  1. Load a clip in the player.
  2. In the Player Control view, click the Subclip button.

    The Subclip display appears with a new subclip loaded. The In and Out buttons are flashing indicating no mark-in or mark-out points are defined. The default subclip name follows the form <source clip name>-<number>, for example, if the source clip name is PlayoffGame, the subclip name is PlayoffGame-1.

  3. To rename the subclip, click the subclip name control , and enter the new name in the Clip Name dialog, then click OK, or press Enter.

    Renaming the subclip creates a new seed name. For example, if you rename the subclip PlayoffGame-1 to Highlight, subsequent subclips created are named Highlight-1, Highlight-2, and so on.

  4. Enter the subclip marks as follows:
    1. Using the transport controls, position the clip to the desired frame for mark-in, then click the In button.
    2. Using the transport controls, position the clip to the desired frame for mark-out, then click the Out button.

    Alternatively: Select the mark-in or mark-out timecode entry controls and enter a specific timecode value.

    Alternatively: Select the Length timecode entry control and enter a clip length, then create either a mark-in or a mark-out point. If the source media has been erased, the subclip retains 1 second of media on each side of the mark-in and mark-out points.

    Note: Until you enter the subclip marks, the Accept button is grayed out.
  5. In Subclip view, click Accept.

    The subclip is saved and ejected, then Player returns to Subclip view with a new subclip name loaded.

    Note: Clicking the Source Clip button or the Eject button prior to pressing the Accept button closes Subclip mode without creating a new clip. Both of these buttons are used to exit Subclip mode.

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