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Auto Ripple for Windows
While editing a video in a timeline, the empty spaces disrupt the playback flow and must be eliminated. With Filmora's Auto Ripple functionality, users do not need to remove them manually. Enabling this functionality before the editing process will auto-remove these spaces between clips and maintain the workflow. To know more about auto rippling, keep reading:
Enabling Auto Rippling Before Editing
For optimized editing, here is a step-by-step guide to initiate auto-rippling in Filmora before you start editing:
Enabling Auto Rippling Before Editing
Step 1: Create a New Project and Import Media in the Timeline
Download the software from Filmora's official website and launch it on your device. Upon launching, the main menu window will appear. Click the "New Project" button and import your media files from there. Afterward, drag-and-drop functionality brings your media files to any timeline tracks.
Step 2: Activate the Auto Ripple
Navigate towards the left side panel of the timeline track where you added your media files and click the "Open Auto Ripple" option adjacent to Track Manager. Now, this function will remove the spaces between videos whenever you start editing.
Manually Rippling the Spaces During Editing
If you forget to enable auto-rippling, you can remove the spaces manually by using the following methods discussed below:
Method 1: Using the "X" Icon
With your mouse's help, navigate the spaces between your clips in the timeline and click on them. Then click the "X" icon on the top right corner of these spaces to remove the space.
Method 2: Using the Right-Click Functionality
Another way of doing this is to position the cursor within the space separating two video clips in a track and right-click on it. From the options menu that shows up, select the "Ripple Delete" option.
Method 3: Using the Keyboard Shortcuts
An alternative method for removing the gaps between the clips in the timeline is clicking the space in between and clicking the "Shift + Delete" on the keyboard.
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