Replace a clip preserving filters

In FCP 7.03 , how to replace a clip preserving filters already applied?
I know how to do it if I didn't import the files yet ( using reconnect media). But how to do it from clip what I already have
in my project?

"Or you can select the new clip and hit command-c (copy) and then select the clip in the timeline and hit option-v and choose content."
Perfect!! Thx very much!!

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I have a workflow issue working with Pluraleyes 3 and FCPX.
MY CONTEXT
So I imported all my clips into FCPX (about 300 from camera 1, about 300 from camera 2 and separate audio which ran almost with only very few interruptions on set).
I synced everything with PE which gives me back the following :
1. a new Event with replaced audio clips.
2. a new Event with one giant multicam clip.
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1. Problem is that the clips have additional transparent frames before and after their actual video (i.e. PE makes new clips from video and longer bits of audio that do not begin/end at the same time).
2. The giant multicam clip has plenty of chunks where audio was recorded but where no video was.
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PE has created plenty of useless clip lengths. How can I get rid of them with some batch process ?
OR if I say that another way
How can I create an EVENT that contains clips with the exact same length as the originals, only with the corresponding audio replaced ? (Please remind that I have LOTS of clips)
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Tracy E wrote:
Thanks for your patience Tom. It is confusing to explain in words.
I dare to say, I understand what you try to accomplish, and where your problem is:
you have a clip in your Project.
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beat by the minute, too late ... the Master was faster!

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jfriedman93n3h wrote:
… I took the part I needed and made it a sub clip. I then took the sub clip and made that part of a multicam clip.
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