Media Composer2024.10How do I move a cut without changing sequence duration in Media Composer 2024.10?
Use a dual-roller trim to trade frames between the two sides of a transition.
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Media Composer2024.10Media Composer2024.10How do I link source media in Media Composer 2024.10?
Use the Source Browser to connect footage to a target bin.
Media Composer2024.10How do I map keyboard shortcuts in Media Composer 2024.10?
Drag a command from the Command Palette onto a key in the Keyboard palette.
Media Composer2024.10How do I recover an earlier bin from the Avid Attic in Media Composer 2024.10?
Copy a saved bin backup, open it separately, and move the recovered material into a new bin.
Media Composer2024.10How do I ripple trim in Media Composer 2024.10?
Adjust one side of a cut while moving later material on the affected tracks.
Media Composer2024.10How do I transcode linked media in Media Composer 2024.10?
Create new editing media with the target storage, resolution and source transforms you need.
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