What works for me is:
- set the project to 21:9 mode and add one or more clips to the time line. On the question, do not change the project to accommodate for the clip format.
- Drag the clip in the preview screen such that it fills the 21:9 screen.
- Copy the keyframe attributes (which btw are no longer in the “main” menu but part of the edit Clip Keyframe menu.
- select the appropriate clips in the time line and do a past keyframes. In my system these clips are now set similarly to the first clip.

Quote What works for me is:
- set the project to 21:9 mode and add one or more clips to the time line. On the question, do not change the project to accommodate for the clip format.
- Drag the clip in the preview screen such that it fills the 21:9 screen.
- Copy the keyframe attributes (which btw are no longer in the “main” menu but part of the edit Clip Keyframe menu.
- select the appropriate clips in the time line and do a past keyframes. In my system these clips are now set similarly to the first clip.

Thanks, the hint that copy/paste keyframe attributes is no longer in the "main" menu has solved my issue. Must say that this option, which I frequent use, is now unnessary hidden.

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Thanks, the hint that copy/paste keyframe attributes is no longer in the "main" menu has solved my issue. Must say that this option, which I frequent use, is now unnessary hidden.

Agreed!

Thanks for posting that Copy Keyframe Attributes has a new location.

I just sent CL a note through the Rate Us & Provide Suggestions window that I'd like to see the keyframe attribute copy/paste functions be added as Hotkeys so they could be more easily accessed.

Quote Thanks for posting that Copy Keyframe Attributes has a new location.

I just sent CL a note through the Rate Us & Provide Suggestions window that I'd like to see the keyframe attribute copy/paste functions be added as Hotkeys so they could be more easily accessed.

Thanks Optodata, That would be a good option.
I think that CL over the past few years has done a lot to make the user interface more logical. The move of this keyframe copy/paste option is a good example. The place is logical, but it is not necessarily more user friendly, let alone making the editing easier. My suggestion to CL would be to be all means continue looking at the ease of usage, but engage video-editing experts more than software experts!
And while I am at this subject: we see that the improvements and additions to PD are getting more and more glamour features. I would recommend CL to invest more time and efforts to improve the ease of use and a flawless operation (faster screen changes (production, DVDs, title, PIP, Zoom editing screen, color, audio, etc.) if at all necessary, adding and deleting tracks and the like. Not a trivial task I admit, but it will make all the difference and giving a real boost to this already good video editing system.