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Hallo Everybody!
Does anyone knows if there is a way to sort the clips in the timeline by their label colors? in such a way that all the yellow clips for example, will follow each other, then all the iris clips and so on.. I can choose 'select label group', but then I have to arrange them manualy, and I wonder if there is an automatic quicker way.
Fantastic day 🙂
thanks alot Ann Bens and mgrenadier!
But I guess I've found a work around, because my timeline consists out of 12 different label colors and sorting them out manually is way too complicated...
I just select all the clips in the timeline and drag them into a new bin in the project panel.
Then I sort them by their label by clicking on the box above the labels, and again selecting all of them and dragging them into the make new sequence icon.
But it would really make sense to make a simpler option fo
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You can only set the label color in the timeline (or Project Window) not sort.
You can sort in the Project window.
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Not sure if this will help but How about doing a find for the label color which will select all the clips with the label color and then move them to a higher video track... or drag them to the end of the timeline... Would certainly make sorthing things faster, I think.
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thanks alot Ann Bens and mgrenadier!
But I guess I've found a work around, because my timeline consists out of 12 different label colors and sorting them out manually is way too complicated...
I just select all the clips in the timeline and drag them into a new bin in the project panel.
Then I sort them by their label by clicking on the box above the labels, and again selecting all of them and dragging them into the make new sequence icon.
But it would really make sense to make a simpler option for doing so.
Have a great day 🙂
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