Updates for Video Sequencer editor - part 3 #104754
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.. _bpy.ops.sequencer.enable_proxies:
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.. _bpy.ops.sequencer.enable_proxies:
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Set Selected Strip Proxies
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Set Selected Strip Proxies
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Shows a pop-over that lets you select the resolution(s) to generate
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Shows a pop-over that lets you choose the resolution(s) to generate
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and whether to overwrite existing proxy files. Once you confirm with the *Set* button,
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and whether to overwrite existing proxy files. Once you confirm with the *Set* button,
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your choices are applied to the selected strips. You can view and tweak the
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your choices are applied to the selected strips. You can view and tweak the
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settings for individual strips in the *Strip Proxy & Timecode* panel (see below).
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settings for individual strips in the *Strip Proxy & Timecode* panel (see below).
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In the *Preview* mode, where the *Proxy* tab is not available,
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this is instead done through the menu :menuselection:`View --> Proxy --> Setup`.
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.. _bpy.ops.sequencer.rebuild_proxy:
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.. _bpy.ops.sequencer.rebuild_proxy:
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Rebuild Proxy and Timecode Indices
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Rebuild Proxy and Timecode Indices
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Generates proxies and time indices for all selected strips.
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Generates proxies and time indices for the selected strips.
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In the *Preview* mode, where the *Proxy* tab is not available,
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this is instead done through the menu :menuselection:`View --> Proxy --> Rebuild`.
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.. _bpy.types.SequenceProxy:
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.. _bpy.types.SequenceProxy:
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.. _bpy.types.MovieSequence.use_proxy:
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.. _bpy.types.MovieSequence.use_proxy:
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:Tool: :menuselection:`Toolbar --> Blade`
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:Tool: :menuselection:`Toolbar --> Blade`
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:Shortcut: :kbd:`K`, :kbd:`Shift-K`
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:Shortcut: :kbd:`K`, :kbd:`Shift-K`
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Cuts a strip in two. This can be done in two different ways:
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Cuts a strip in two. Specifically, it first shortens the strip so it only shows the content
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up to the cut point, then adds a second strip that shows the content after the cut point.
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Splitting be done in two different ways:
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- Select the tool in the Toolbar and click a strip at the time point where you want to split it.
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- Select the tool in the Toolbar and click a strip at the time point where you want to split it.
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- Alternatively, select one or more strips, place the Playhead at the time point where you want to
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- Alternatively, select one or more strips, place the Playhead at the time point where you want to
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split them, and press one of the keyboard shortcuts below.
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split them, and press one of the keyboard shortcuts below.
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There are also two different split types to choose from:
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You can choose between the following split types:
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Soft :kbd:`K`
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Soft :kbd:`K`
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After splitting, it's still possible to restore the cut content in the new strips
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After splitting, it's still possible to restore the cut content in the new strips
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