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Final Cut Pro 6 Essential Editing: Collapsing the Multiclip

This video touches on reseting the button bars in all of the windows in Final Cut. Towards the end the video talks about collapsing the multiclip so that you are only playing one clip at a time without straining the hard disk for all of the angles to be played at the same time.
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