2. Which tool allows you to stretch a sequence clip to change its playback speed?
3. What’s the difference between a slide edit and a slip edit?
4. What is the difference between replacing a clip and replacing footage?Review answers
1. The clip will be twice as long. Reducing a clip’s speed causes the clip to become
longer, unless the Speed and Duration parameters are unlinked in the Clip
Speed/Duration dialog box or the clip is blocked by another clip.
2. The Rate Stretch tool allows you to adjust playback speed as if you were trimming.
This is useful when you need to fill a small extra amount of time in a sequence, or
shorten a clip just a little.
3. You slide a clip over adjacent clips, retaining the selected clip’s original In and Out
points. You slip a clip under adjacent clips (or roll the contents like a conveyor belt),
changing the selected clip’s In and Out points.
4. Replacing a clip replaces a single sequence clip on the Timeline with a new clip from
the Project panel. Replacing footage replaces a clip in the Project panel with a new
source clip. Any instance of the clip in any sequence in the project is replaced. In both
cases, effects applied to the replaced clip are maintained.