A filmstrip window as accordeon mode in Final Cut X

[EsTaF]

Enjoy your time at Adobe Premiere 🙂
Final Cut X has the feature that when you flip through a timeline, you see several segments of it at once. Summing up such a point, you can say that you see a timeline of greater length at a time. A convenient overview of the material, if you ask me.

Does anyone know if there is a plugin for this kind of presentation?

[Dragos Stefan]

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[EsTaF]

That is, cut the clip into 200 pieces and put them out in parallel? I don't get it.
In the presented version we are talking about a single clip.

[Dragos Stefan]

No, it looks like I misunderstood the topic.

[EsTaF]

Multiple rows in its filmstrip mode.
It's as if you took the tape, cut it in equal pieces and put it in a separate window, but when you select the desired segment (in/out), you can grab several of those strips at once. Say, the last quarter of the second strip, three strips after (completely) and the first half of the fifth (as an example) and drag the whole thing to a regular line (like in Premiere/Davinci/avid/etc).
The sampling and overview itself are handy.
On the usual timeline, your eyes are running and the coverage is small, but there are several ribbons at once (about 10 - as you choose the scale of the thumbnails). Work speeds up many times faster when reviewing the material to be thrown into the project/timeline.