Try the 3rd option that you did not list. Remove, Fill, Move...

Quote Try the 3rd option that you did not list. Remove, Fill, Move...

Thanks.



Yes, I forgot to include the third option.

But, it doesn't always work for me.

For example, if I cut a clip within the timeline using the "Split the selected clip" (a feature I LOVE!) and then Remove the bit of it I don't want and choose "Remove, Fill Gap, and Move All Clips", the clips don't move to the left.

I have to highlight them all and drag them manually.

Thanks again.

D. Windows 10Pro x64; i6800k; GTX1070; 64Gb RAM; 256GB and 512GB SSDs; 2 x 4TB Storage:

I have found that with photos on the video track 1 and audio on track 1 that I must delete each space individually.

I stgarted with 400 photos placed in track 1, no audio. I then added audio on track 1 audio. I began changing the duration to match the audio length and found I developed gaps. I could not delete the gaps all in one swoop, but I had to delete them individually,

However, when I move all audio clips from track 1 to track 2, I can now select all photos on track 1 and increase the duration to let us say 5 seconds and it eliminates the gap. I then can reset the the duration to let us say 4 seconds and the gaps are gone.

Note there must be no audio clip on the same track you are trying to delete mutliple gaps between photo clips.

I do not have problems with video clips that have separated audio files on the same track.