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Overwriting video only
8 Move to the start of the clip and press spacebar to play the clip.
This is a well-framed shot of a large jet landing. Let’s mark an in point just as you see
the landing wheels at the top of the screen.
9 Drag the source viewer jog bar from the beginning of the clip until the wheels of the
plane are visible in the frame.
You need to mark only an in point on this source clip because you already have
theduration set in the timeline.
10 Press I to mark an in point.
You’ll use an overwrite edit to replace the area marked in the timeline. But you don’t
want to overwrite the audio track of this clip. You want to continue to hear the voice of
the interview subject while viewing the new 04_JET_LANDING_2 shot. So, you need
a way to replace only the video content of the timeline while retaining the audio ofthe
original clip.
The timeline has destination controls that display which video and audio tracks from
the source clip are edited into the timeline. By default, the destination controls are
enabled in both the V1 (Video 1) and A1 (Audio 1) source tracks, as indicated by the
orange outline around the track number.
11 In the timeline track header, click the A1 destination control to disable it.
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