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How to mark-in/mark-out a section of a clip for copy paste elsewhere

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two4two
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Didn't know which forum to post in, so it's here. A general use question: I'd like to mark-in/mark-out a section of a clip that's already in the timeline in video track 1, and then "copy" that section for paste in places elsewhere in video track 2 in the timeline. How to do it? Thanks in advance. Oh, BTW, not a video professional here, but I do find kdenlive to be as powerful and useful as ANY of the mass-market NLE tools out there -- in fact much, much more so. And it just keeps getting better.
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Well there is no way to mark parts of a clip in timeline. So you either need to set the in / out using the clip monitor (you can right click on the clip in timeline and select "Clip In Project Tree" to open the clip in the "Clip Monitor" - then you can use zone in / out to select your zone and drag & drop from the monitor into timeline.

The other possibility is to copy the entire clip in timeline and paste it on the other track, then resize this copy.

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two4two
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Thank you very much j-b-m. I started to use your advice and it looks as though I can do it easily. I started to move along my original clip and use guides to mark the in/out points so that I can easily find them in clip monitor. Then I mark in/out in clip monitor and drag to the new video track. I'm doing this for each pair of in/out points I marked with my guide pairs. It's working just fine. I found out I need to split out and un-group/delete the audio part of the clips so as not to interfere with my main sound track(s).

This is a very nice way of doing it because I can map my entire project in skeleton form and it helps me to always see the big picture. No pun intended though!


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