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Want to send a hearty thumbs up and tremendous "thank you" for making the Shutterstock content available to us. It's an incredible aditional resource next to all the other great content you provide! 
Perhaps, but it should not be compulsary to have the icon in your library!
(I am quoted as a newbie. Yes maybe to this forum, but I have been working with PowerDirector since 2012.)
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[quotePostId=299553]OK I understand.
Have you explored the trim/multi-trim function? Would that do what you want?? Ctrl Alt T or Rt click>Edit video>Trim
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Perfect!
Thank you for your help.
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[quotePostId=299541]Hi,
As far as I am aware that is not possible from the timeline.
Can you clarify why you would want to do that?
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When I'm working with preparation of a trailer for some musical or theatrical event I often get requests to change some of the clips, then with references to the original file.
It would be easier to do that if I could be presented the timing where I am, in the file from which the clip was taken, when I drag to expand or contract the beginning or the ending of a clip.
Obviously the program keeps track of it, so why not make it available for the user while editing?
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[quotePostId=299533]If I understood you I would see the elapsed time of the clip.
By moving the cursor over the clip and clicking to select it, I have the exact time that the cursor is stopped on the clip.
Does not work for the video being played
[quotePostId=299522]You can choose between movie time and clip time, but I often need to know where the current location is in the file that the clip comes from.[/quotePostId][/quotePostId]
No. As I wrote, I can choose between movie time and clip time, but I also want to know the time in the file from where the clip the is taken!
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You can choose between movie time and clip time, but I often need to know where the current location is in the file that the clip comes from.
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I tried Cyberlink's Wave Editor and found it quite useless for my needs. For most of my audio editing I use Wavepad from NCH, plus Audacity for swapping channels when my stereo mic was hanging upside down under the ceiling.
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