Solved How to increase the display time of clips that have been consolidated into a single clip

Hello
I would be very grateful to anyone who will help me with the following question:
How can I simultaneously increase the display time of a group of clips grouped together.
This means I've put a few clips into one long clip. Now I want to increase at once, in one operation the time of all these clips.
At the moment, each section of the clip is displayed for 8 seconds and I want each clip to go out for 20 seconds

Thank you

Turn on the Auto-Ripple Tool.
This tool acts like a "rubberband" around all your events on the timeline.
When you move/extend one clip, all other clips will move along with it.
There are 3 different settings, which I explain in this FAQ:
www.moviestudiozen.com/doctor-zen-faq/182-rubberband-media-on-timeline

Here is a screen shot from Vegas Pro 15 (the tool has changed positions in different versions of Vegas).


Go to the edge of the video you want to extend to the right, then press left mouse button down and drag out to 20 seconds.
It will look like it is trying to create a Video Transition, but when you let the left mouse button go, everything will shift to the right.




Regards
Derek

it did not succeed

First, thank you very much for your response

I would be very grateful if you would continue to assist me until the problem will solved (it's really urgent for me)

I uploaded a video that describes the result.

(I have to add, all the clips that are visible in the video and connected to one big clip I have started on them Cross Fade before I put them into a big clip.)

As you see in the video only the last clip I attract grows, the rest of the clips remain as they are

This has caught me out but the answer is simple. You need to put all the clips in a Group, not just select them.

After selecting them so they are all highlighted right click on one and go to Group/ Create New. Then when you Ctrl/drag the end one they will all stretch out.

Are you using Videos on your timeline or Still Images ?
I assumed you were talking about Videos, not still images.

If they are Videos, and you "stretch" a video, what you are actually doing is slowing down the playback rate of each video.

Well done !!!!! :woohoo: Succeeded !!!! Thank you very much :kiss:



I learned something new about video

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