Quote: I’ve been working on a large project (aprox 57 min) and I’m unable to produce it in its entirety, so I have to cut it into smaller segments, produce each segment and then join together in a new project and re-render. Is there a way to delete, copy ect., a large group of clips in the timeline without having to click on every single clip using Ctrl – left click; is there a click and drag or similar way to capture a large number of clips?

You can split the large project into smaller projects.

Save As a project file of the whole project.

Then Split the large project into two or three pieces by finding the either one half point or the one third point, Split, Delete the last part(s), Save As Part1.pds.

Open the whole project file again, this time split at the same point as before, delete the first part, Split at the next point, Delete the last part. Save As Part2.pds (the middle part).

Repeat for the last part, delete the first two parts and keep the last part. Save As Part3.pds.

You now have three separate projects, that you can produce. Once you have produced the parts, you can put the produced parts on the timeline and produce the large Video with all three parts.

Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.