How to increase the time of an introduction clip

Hi. I'm working on my first ever video. I have nearly completed everything, including the editing and
adding in a secondary sound track. I now need to add in voice over clips for each segment.
When recording the voice over for the lead-in segment (a fade from black segment with an illustrator heading/title), I realized that the voice-over required is significantly longer than the fade from black clip that I originally put into the video; the voice-over needed is 21.9 seconds long and the fade from black segment is only 5 seconds long.
I've tried simply moving the right edge of the lead-in segment to the right to extend the time, but nothing happens. I can't seem to get the entire video to extend its timeline. I must have obviously locked some or all of the segments, but I can't seem to figure out how to unlock them so I can extend the lead-in segment.
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong, or what I need to do to fix this. Surely there is a simple way to extend the timeline of the lead-in segment, and I'm just missing it.
Thanks in advance to anyone that can offer suggestions.

Hi,
try moving everything to the "right" of the clip you want to extend...make longer ...to the right..out of the way....
If you have "handles" on that clip you can drag it out to the time you want...if you dont have handles you can drop a "new" instance of that clip in its place and make it as long as you want..

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         fld133         like zscr_defect_data-defect_val,
         fld134         like zscr_defect_data-defect_val,
         fld135         like zscr_defect_data-defect_val,
         dayst         like zscr_data_hdr-dayst,
       end of t_data.
In this fld1 to fld135 are defined in internal table.
But if the number of fields are more than 135 then the program is going to short dump.
Some times fld1 to fid170 or more fields will be there in my internal table.
Please suggest me how to make my requirement dynamic and display this data fetched into this internal table onto a .XLS file in the presentation server ?

Hi
You can try to use the type string:
form like zscr_data_hdr-form,
werks like zscr_data_hdr-werks,
matnr like zscr_data_hdr-matnr,
verid like zscr_data_hdr-verid,
lot like zscr_data_hdr-lot,
lot_qty like zscr_data_hdr-lot_qty,
udate like zscr_data_hdr-udate,
utime like zscr_data_hdr-utime,
zuser like zscr_data_hdr-zuser,
processed like zscr_data_hdr-processed,
defect like zscr_defect_data-defect,
vornr like zscr_route_data-vornr,
fieldxx type string,
dayst like zscr_data_hdr-dayst,
end of t_data.
So you can save you informations of every fld<n> concatenating their values into fieldxx.
Max

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