# Cut or Delete in Insert Mode
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Because only video editing is active, only the video track is affected. Frames following the current frame move one position closer to the beginning of the video sequence. With the Cut command, the data in the current frame is moved from the video track to the Clipboard; with Delete, the data is discarded. 

# Cut or Delete in Overwrite Mode
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Because only video editing is active, only the video track is affected. Data in the current frame is removed, but the total number of video frames remains the same. During playback, the video frame will not be updated while the cut frame is active, so the action will appear to freeze.
With the Cut command, the data in the current frame is moved from the video track to the Clipboard; with Delete, the data is discarded. 

# Paste in Insert Mode, with Video Track Active
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Because only video editing was active, the Paste command only affected the video track. The video frame on the Clipboard is inserted before the current frame. Although the Clipboard also contains audio data, the audio-data track remains unchanged because audio editing is not active.
If both the audio and video-data tracks were active, the same Paste command in insert mode would also add the frame of waveform data on the Clipboard to the video sequence. 

# Paste in Insert Mode, with Video and Audio Tracks Active
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The pasted video frame is inserted. Because no waveform data is on the Clipboard, VidEdit inserts the Clipboard image before the current frame and inserts empty space (representing silence) equivalent to the length of one frame in the waveform track.