Working with Browser ItemsCopying, pasting, and moving items in FCE's Browser is very much like working with items in the Mac Finder, with one important exception: When you delete a Browser clip, you're not actually deleting its underlying source media file, just the clip reference. Delete a sequence, though, and your edits are really gone for good.To make a copy of a Browser item:
To remove a Browser item from a project: Do one of the following:
Figure 7.32. Control-click the item that you want to delete; then choose Cut from the shortcut menu.![]() Chapter 4, "Projects, Sequences, and Clips," for details on how to delete media files on disk. Figure 7.33. FCE will warn you if you're about to delete a master clip with links to other clips in your project.![]() |
1. | Control-click the clip that you want to modify. |
2. | From the shortcut menu, choose Item Properties (Figure 7.34 ).Figure 7.34. Control-clicking an item is the quickest way to access a specified tab in the Item Properties window.![]() |
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1. | Command-click to select the items or entries that you want to modify (Figure 7.35 ).Figure 7.35. Command-click to select multiple items to modify.![]() |
2. | Control-click one of the selected items. |
3. | From the shortcut menu, specify the change you want to make (Figure 7.36 ).Figure 7.36. Use the shortcut menu to specify a change you want to make.![]() |
To rename clips, sequences, and folders:
1. | Click to select the item that you want to rename (Figure 7.37 ).Figure 7.37. First, select the item you want to rename.![]() |
2. | Press Enter. |
3. | Type a new name (Figure 7.38 ).Figure 7.38. Click the item's name again to open the field for editing; then type a new name.![]() |
About Clips" in Chapter 4.