user24340: This might be an easy question, but I'm not able to find the answer.
Sometimes the audio clip is slightly small than the video clip. I need to move the audio just a little bit (like less than 1 second), however final cut moves it to the opposite border straight away.




user17029: Zoom in for more precise placements and turn snapping off.

user20558: It looks like Snapping is turn on. Toggle it with N or use the snapping icon (next to clip view options and transitions etc).


24340: <p>This might be an easy question, but I'm not able to find the answer.
Sometimes the audio clip is slightly small than the video clip. I need to move the audio just a little bit (like less than 1 second), however final cut moves it to the opposite border straight away.
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 17029: <p>Zoom in for more precise placements and turn snapping off.</p>
 20558: <p>It looks like <code>Snapping</code> is turn on. Toggle it with <code>N</code> or use the snapping icon (next to clip view options and transitions etc).</p>

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