Project Panel

The Project panel lives in the Left Rail (Ctrl + 1). It organizes media into bins by type.

Bins

  • Media — video, image-sequence, and audio sources
  • Playlists — saved playlist timelines
  • Dual Views — saved A/B dual-view setups
Action Result
Double-click a media item Load it into the viewport and timeline
Double-click a playlist or dual view Load that timeline / dual setup
Drag a media item Drop onto the viewport, into a playlist’s timeline, or onto a dual-view track

Project panel with bins for Media, Playlists, and Dual Views

Dragging items past the app’s borders is restricted to a link-action drop so the OS doesn’t trigger a file move by mistake.


Clip colour

A clip that has its own colour chain (set in the Color panel’s Clip group) shows a badge on its row: its Input, plus anything else it sets. Hover the badge for the full names.

Right-click one or more selected clips for bulk colour actions:

Action Result
Input › Opens a picker to set the Input on every selected clip. Type to filter; the Inputs already used in the project are listed on top, with the default marked. Enter picks the first match.
Use Clip Chain of “…” Copies the chain of the clip on screen to the selected clips
Reset Clip Chain Clears the selected clips’ own chains, so they follow the default again

Clip badges and the bulk Input picker in the Project panel


Save / Load Projects

Save your current session — all media, playlists, dual views, and per-item properties — to a .qcvproj file. Reopen it to pick up where you left off.


QCView registers a qcview:// URI scheme for sharing direct links to saved projects. Paste a qcview:// link into Slack, Teams, or email; clicking opens the project — as long as the recipient has access to the same file system. Copy this link to your clipboard from the main menu under File.

Copy project link from the File menu


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