Sometimes, it just does not work and you need to make an edit-friendly intermediate file. Reversing a clip is very much a “your mileage may vary” proposition. It looks like reverse might cause one frame to be white I bet some people have a similar situation with the step needed to be taken to start using command line tools for media processing.īy the way, from the looks of the video, it looks like reverse might cause one frame to be white (or perhaps this is because I rendered the clip from the timeline first…). Or maybe there’s a mental barrier I have yet to understand and cross. In the video in particular I (think I) need the timeline so I have the right spot where I can insert the reversed clip back in. When editing, I’m mostly thinking in terms of the material between the playhead and the last cut (keep or make another cut to later make another cut and delete).
I read and see screenshots of people using the clip monitor to cut clips and think to myself that they know exactly what their source clips are and what they want out of them.
I guess that explains why the timeline is not enabled by default I don’t get why people get so hung up on having to use the Timeline for everything.
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