How-To: Use the Timeline Index in Final Cut Pro X to efficiently select multiple clips [Video]<div class="feat-image">
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<p>When editing projects in Final Cut Pro X, it’s easy to accumulate a wide variety of different clips in the timeline. These items can be spread out across the timeline in such a way that it can be cumbersome to select multiple clips at once using a cursor and keyboard.</p>
<p>Thankfully, a very handy tool, called the Timeline Index, makes finding, identifying, and selecting clips a breeze. The Timeline Index is not only useful for quickly identifying clips inside the project timeline, but it’s capable of filtering on specific types of clips, and selecting multiple clips simultaneously. <a href="
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How-To: Use the Timeline Index in Final Cut Pro X to efficiently select multiple clips [Video]
