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This operation trims an input sequence in time by adjusting the beginning or the end of the sequence. If the start time is moved beyond the beginning of the sequence, the pre-extend option of the sequence is used to determine the image (similarly with the end, using post-extend).
This operation is best viewed in the Timeline.
Specify whether the trim should be:
Relative to Current Start/End
Trim values represent start/end offsets.
Absolute Start/End Values
Trim values are start/end frames.
Trim a single image out of the sequence by specifying the frame.
Single Image Relative to Start
Trim a single image out of the sequence by an offset from the start.
Single Image Relative to End
Trim a single image out of the sequence by an offset from the end.
Specify Frames or Seconds.
The start frame or offset to begin the trim at.
The start frame or offset to end the trim at.
Start of sequence
End of sequence
Input sequence length
Sequence frame rate
Number of planes in sequence
Width and height of image
Image index (0 at start frame)
Image time (0 at start frame)
Current plane array index
Current plane index
Num of channels in current plane
Composite Project X resolution
Composite Project Y resolution
Composite Project pixel aspect ratio
Composite Project raster depth
Composite Project black point
Composite Project white point