Reveal the Location of a Subclip

September 22, 2011, 09:22 AM

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Match frames allow you to open a master clip in the Viewer so you can review it or edit it into the Timeline. Sometimes, however, you just need to figure out where the source clip is located in the Browser. There are two ways you can easily do that. They all start with highlighting the clip you want to find either in the Viewer or the Timeline.

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