I’ve been in the situation a few times in Final Cut Pro where there a number of gaps in my timeline that I want to close. There is the ‘Close Gap’ feature, but you have to select the gap first, which makes the process quite tedious for multiple gaps. One way I have found to speed up this process is to paste a clip into the end of video track 2, then select the gap before that on track 2 and press Shift Delete until all the gaps have been closed. This is the best solution I have found for this situation but If you have a better way please share with everyone by posting a comment.
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Andy
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I cannot thank you enough. If we were in a bar I would be buying you beers all night.
Or a slight modification I use when the gaps don’t start from the beginning of the timeline. Place a clip (on the track above) before and after the area with the gaps and select the gap between them. Then proceed the same.
Thank you, this is a very useful tip. A life saver!
I must thank you from the bottom of my heart. Manual gap removal in a long timeline is like picking stones out of rice, but much less satisfying.
This is the best way to remove all gap in FCP ! Thank you so much.
Great tip! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! Just what I was looking for.
Have a great day, man.
Great tip – Thanks a lot!!!
thank you this is great!
Love it.
Perfect!! thanks very much!!!
YES!