Final Cut Pro X Tutorial - Part 7 - Freeze Frames and Hold Segments

This is part 7 in my Final Cut Pro X tutorial (Part #7 of 21).
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[@aa_fcp7907]

Love Hold Segment option - didn't know about that Thanks

[@izzyvideo]

Glad it helps...

[@switchunboxing]

Wow I didn’t realize there was an indicator letting you know if it was the first or last clip. Really cool details. I used to just use the arrow keys To see when the clip changed

[@CATCHMOUSKY1949]

Thank you Izzy I watched your earlier series and they were so helpful this one is also very informative wishing you and your family a very happy Christmas and thanks again.

[@izzyvideo]

Thank you! I'm glad it helps. :)

[@switchunboxing]

Tap N to toggle snapping on or off. Very helpful as I toggle it on and off very frequently

[@SlikRiQ]

Very helpful! Thx.

[@brettorrmusic]

Thankyou.

[@WaleedAlfudhaili]

Thanks. do you know how to remove hold part without impacting other nearby frames especially when they have multiple effects?

[@switchunboxing]

What if we wanted to extend that freeze frame, but we didn’t want it to push back the clips that came after? We wanted to extend the freeze-frame, but we want it to just become the top layer

[@switchunboxing]

Is there a way to trim without having to drag? For example, I will usually have the play head exactly where I want it, and then I will find the ending And then I will drag it over. Or I will use the blade tool and hit the blade at the play head, then I will select what’s left that I don’t want, and click delete. However if I could do all of that with a touch of a button, that would be great. Like just delete everything from the left of the play head. Or delete everything from the right of the play head. At the touch of a button