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: : Bug Details Author: Martin_Gleeson    |    Entry Date: September 8, 2004
Product/Version EDIUS 4.51 2.5     Bug Category:  Interface  
Bug Title Extending clips  
Bug Description 1. Set up 2 clips on VA1: CLIP1 CLIP2

2. Leave about 2 or 3 seconds between them (where it says above).

3. Grab the beginning of clip 2 and extend it until it touches the end of clip 1

4. As it touches, the end of clip 3 extends slightly. 		 
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Temporary Workaround From Canopus_JH

This is normal behavior. If you trim the ends of a clip then extend it the back of the project will get grow. As mentioned clip a is trimmed on the out side. Clip b is trimed on the in side. Move the clips closer (just a second or two of gap is fine, so long as the gap is shorter than the trim). Then extend clip a (or b) to fill the gap. If you over extend a then the b clip will ripple down the timeline. If you extend clip b then the b clip will grow larger. So, this is normal.

Prevention. Since a lot of people will want to use this trim to close a gap and not change the timeline position it is best to put the timeline cursor on the spot you want to trim to. This will have a snapping effect when the trim is draged to it (provided the snap to event: cursor is set), thereby preventing overtrimming, or at least making it harder to do. 		 
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