Making compound clip adds unwanted black between clips

This worked for me,

I had natural gaps that I put in place but if you hold down Command while clicking the gaps I want to keep in the timeline, they de-select. That way when you delete the gaps you don't delete those you want to keep.

Also *** after you do this, any audio that was detached from the video will no longer be in sync. The fix is to move it back with the Snap feature enabled. This is manual and time consuming but its still better than hunting for all the gaps manually.

Thank you for this feedback, it really saved me hours!

Sean

I ran into this problem too and found a quick solution that may work for anyone who encounters this bug.

THE PROBLEM: In one of my Projects, when creating a compound clip of the entire Project (so that I could apply Project-wide color and audio correction), gaps were inexplicably added to certain cuts. I don't know why. I first tried to work around this by exporting a Master File, but this also created the same gaps. Ugh.

THE SOLUTION: Duplicate your Project and in the duplicate, select all and create a compound clip. After creating the compound clip, double-click the compound clip in the Event Browser. This will open the compound clip, with all its bits and pieces exposed, in the Timeline. Go to the bottom-left corner of the Timeline and click the little button there to open the Timeline Index. Do a search for "gap". Select all the results in the list and press the delete key.

NOTE: Don't forget to duplicate your original Project (before creating a compound clip with the duplicate) so that you have it as a reference and a backup in case something goes wrong. I have not carefully analyzed this glitch and am not 100% sure this workaround is bulletproof. I also am not sure what is causing the OP's titles to be "thrown out of whack" as I didn't have that particular issue, so this "fix" may not actually fix that part of the problem.

UUnfortunately none of the images above are appearing for me. Could you post some screen shots somewhere that they can be seen. What's the project frame rate? What's the frame rate of the media? Any retimed shots?