Remove clip from timeline?

This seems like it should be something really simple. But how the heck do you remove a clip you added to the timeline but do not want in there anynmore?

To delete a clip from the timeline, click the Drag icon and drag the clip off the Timeline. A red X wil appear:
Edit: click on the image to see the animation.

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I'm not clear why do you want to remove them if its not to save space by deleting them?
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Aloha,
Is there a way to move clips in the timeline that I have cleaned into a sub folder in an event library?
I come from a non FCP background and still trying to wrap my mind/workflow around the FCP formula. Generally I clean clips and drop "some" into a "to be used later" folder.
Example - While on location I might shoot some location shots while im waiting around. The locations shots will use in the last 3 mintues of a 25 minute finished project. When I get to post I edit and clean all clips in the order they are received. When I find the location clips I simply move them to a folder labled "to be used later". When I get to the section of the project/timeline were the clips are needed I drag them or the entire folder into the timeline.
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Marbelle

Aloha Fox,
Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions. I feel you really understood my concern and gave me some good viable options.
There is a lot for me to learn and unlearn. I have been editing for over 16 years and most of that time I was using Edius. This is big paradigm shift coming to the Mac and FCPX.
The idea for me is to edit the video and move the "to be used later clips" into a bin/folder instead of moving them to the location in the timeline were they will be used at that very moment. Its just a preference, I know plenty folks would just move the clip to the location. Edit software is just a tool I have to decide if FCPX is the right tool for me.
Thank you again Fox for your time and understanding of my question.
Be blessed,
Frederick
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Batch Exporting Clips from timeline in Final Cut Pro X

So ive looked at many forums and many sources and I know this isn't the first time this question has been asked.....but I was
wondering how I would be able to batch export clips from the timeline (about 100 or so) to use as Content for VJing (live media manipulation). Is there a simple way to acomplish this in Final Cut Pro X... I have heard remours that you can cut multiple clips in Quicktime Pro 7 but im not sure how eficiant this is, I also have heard that this is allot easier to acomplish in Final Cut Pro 7. If anybody knows a simple (and quick way) to acomplish this Im all ears!

If you want to batch export parts of your project, I believe that you'd better served by an external utility, like QTCoffee. Export your movie to Quicktime, and then use QTCoffee to create the various bits in one, er... batch.

Deleting clip from Timeline does not throw off sync

My editor just discovered when she deletes a clip from the Timeline, with locked audio tracks, the clips are not flagged as out of sync...the red out-of-ssync indicators do not appear.
I took the sequence in question and copy/pasted it into a new sequence. Interestingly there were a few out of sync clips with red indicators although the source sequence had no such red indicators. I then ripple deleted a clip from the head of the sequence and all of the red indicators disappeared from the Timeline.
If I ripple delete a clip further down the Timeline, only the red indicators after that point disappear.
This is under FCP 6.04.
Any ideas why this is happening? Thanks for your help.

are the audio and video clips "unlinked?" not sure if that would make a difference, but worth a look see.
Might try deleting preferences.

Cannot playback clips from timeline

Problem: in iMovie HD5, I can only see a white screen when I click on the video clips in the timeline of my iMovie projects. At first the marker moved across the screen with no picture and no sound, but now I can't even get the marker to move across. Basically nothing happens when I click on a clip from the timeline now. Tried several projects and same thing. However, I CAN play and view the clips from the clip section that's to the RIGHT of the screen. Has anyone encountered this before?
So far, I've tried restarting my computer, throwing away the iMovie.plst file in my Library, in movie preferences changing the quality of the playback. I also have about 100 gb of space on my harddrive, so that shouldn't be an issue.
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Hi, sorry I've been on vaca. and away from the internet...
Hope you got the problem solved, but if you're still having it...I just copies and pasted this message I sent when I was able to resolve the problem:
-Hi Bengt,
Well, this morning I went through older iMovie projects and found that they worked fine. So I went back to the more recent ones where I was having the problem. It was strange, the pointer on the screen would scroll across as if it were playing, but again, blank screen and no sound. I tried different settings in imovie preferences but had no luck.
Then, on one movie I made a small change- I deleted a transition, closed and saved the project, and then when I reopened it it worked fine. So I did this with the rest of the lot and they all seem to be working normally again! Go figure!
So essentially - I went in to the project that was having the problem and made a minor change. Saved it, reopened it and then it was back to normal.
Also, when wierd things happen I like to shut down my computer and then turn it back on... I'm not technical, but I've had a lot of luck with that when programs are acting quirky.
Cheers,
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Is there a way to open original clip from timeline

I hope I can explain what I mean. WHen I control clip on a clip in my timeline it opens a window with a list of choices:
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When I use the first option, it opens the clip in my viewer, but it's the clip with the selected inpoints and outpoints that are in the timeline. I would like to open the original clip, without the inpoints and outpoints (because when I change inpoints and outpoints it changes the clip in the timeline as well, which is not what I want.) For example, I want to go back to get some more sound from "Bobby's House", but to do so I have to search through my thousands of clips in my Browser. I have my clips fairly well organized, but it would save me so much time if I didn't always have to go back to the browser.
There is a non active choice in the window called "open copy in editor". Is this what I'm looking for, and if so, how do I activate it?
Thanks

With your playhead over the clip in the timeline and that V track's 'track selector' as the only one active...hit the 'f' key.
This will load the original clip into the viewer at the matching point of the frame in the timeline.
K

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Exporting one clip as multiple clips from timeline?

I've got one piece of media that has half a dozen shots on it.
I cut the shots on the timeline.
Is there a way I can export those 'individual' shots separately from that same sequence, or using batch export maybe?
Or do I have to put each in a separate sequence and then batch export the sequences?
I did simply make the cuts, drag the separate clips to the bin, and try a batch export ... but of course each separate clip, when exported, became the full piece of media (with all six shots) again.
I've got a lot of shots to extricate from large chunks of media, so I can run them as separate shots through Color. I noticed when I 'sent' the separate clips (though still all from the orginal chunk of media) into Color, Color couldn't process them as separate clips, kept getting confused (or it seemed like that was happening).
Any suggestions would be most appreciated,
Ben

Yes! Thank you Shane. For some odd reason I haven't had to make sub-clips for years. I'd forgotten all about that. I created individual sequences, batch exported from the sequences, but was getting odd results, unpredictable. Then I exported each clip singly, right from the original timeline ... and had odd problems. Aha! So I rebooted FCP ... and everything was working again. Bad news, trying to do something unfamiliar and FCP has got itself tied in an inivisible little knot.
Still, the subclips look like the way to go. Coz then I can batch export ... and go do something else more profitable in the meanwhile, like now, like lunch for instance.
Thank you Shane, much appreciated...
Ben

Clips from timeline won't play in source window.

About half the clips in my timeline open in the source window when I double click them. I've tried reseting workspace, restarting everything. Still persists. Can someone help?
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Clip from Timeline not showing up in the Viewer

why in Final Cut Pro when i have a clip in the time line and i want to add an effect or slow the clip down or speed it up, i double click on my clip in the timeline and it doesn't show up in the Viewer as only the clip. it is the entire footage that i have captured with my clip that want to edit.
the only thing that i want to edit in between the two arrows ______ ^^^^.
but when i double click the clip when its in the TimeLine it just shows up in the viewer along with the entire imported clip along with it.

That's what Final Cut does. Anything outside those arrows are the handles for the clip. It's not going to affect your master clip if you add your effects or filters. (Unless you actually add them to it specifically). If you were to subclip your footage it may act more like what you are expecting.

Copy clip from timeline to Project folder

I've synced a video clip to an audio clip that was recorded separately, and linked them. How do I save this combo? Dragging it back to the project folder only copied the audio track. Help please!

That's correct: nesting is the "official" term for it. You can either pre-build your sequences, and then drop them into your final sequences like clips, or you can drop your constituent clips into the final sequence, select them, and then use the Nest command. The final result is the same, but if I'm doing something like you're doing, I'll typically use the former approach; I don't like how Premiere defaults to calling any sequence created through the Nest command something like "Nested Sequence 34." I'm a little too AR to deal with that If I prebuild my sync sequences, I can name them as I see fit and it's much easier to track the footage. You can even drop one of your clips on the New Item icon and have a sequence created that matches its settings and is named the same as the original clip. There are several ways to skin the proverbial cat here.
Once I have a sequence that consists of 4 video and one audio clip, how do I splice it and dice so that I use only portions of it where needed (the same way I would as if the sequence were a clip)? Remember that only one video clip can be linked to the audio clip (right?).
You can either drop it into your destination sequence and trim it up there, or if you hold down the Control key, if you double-click one of your sequences it will load up in the Source Monitor like a clip. You can also just drag the sequence item to the Source Monitor. From there, edit it into your final sequence as any other clip.

Exporting clip from timeline as QT movie

Hi all
Is there an easy way to export as a QT movie a clip (or series of clips, 'mixed') to a QT movie with the same format as the timeline for easy re-importing? I often find myself wanting to export a group of clips (with matte, text or effects, perhaps) and then re-import it as one easy to manage clip. A kind of 'bounce selected clips to disk'kind of deal. I know I can export the whole timeline, but I often want to export just a bit of the timeline.
I hope that makes sense
Regards
Stephen

Absolutely. It is a basic function and I use it all the time.
Export a Quicktime Movie (first option in the list) making it self contained and using the sequence settings. You will end up with a clip that is independant and has the same settings as your sequence...no loss in quality whatsoever.
Shane

Exporting multiple clips from timeline...

Here's the situation...
I have a two hour interview on my timeline...
The interview needs to be divided up into about 20 different clips and then they need to be exported independently.
The old way in FCP 7
mark in...
mark out...
export...
done...
*** is up with this new FCPX...
Sure... I can send to compressor and mark the in and out there... however... there is no snapping... there is no indication of where the clips start and stop.
It's just one big long 2 hour clip that I have to write down the time code if I want to find my ins and outs... totally unacceptable for this project.
Please please please can someone find a solution for this... I do not want to go back to fcp 7... I have been defending fcpx and "thinking differently" for the last 3 months...
This may be the last straw though.

Ugh!
Unacceptable.
Sorry nothing personal... but I have 80 x 2hr interviews that each need to be cut up into about 20-30 clips each...
That's 25 x 80... That's 2000 clips that i would have to compound, copy, open new project, paste, export, and delete project....
This is where fcpx loses me... and I will switch to the dark side of hating the crap out of it with all the others.
Please... don't let me drink the hateraid.

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