You open a nested sequence in order to trim the length …

Here is an answer to the question. You open a nested sequence in order to trim the length of a clip. You make the total duration of the clips longer. What happens to the duration of the nest in the main sequence?

• The duration of the nest changes and an overwrite edit pushes the remaining clips to make room..
• The duration of the nest changes and a ripple edit pushes the remaining clips to make room..
• Nothing, the nest duration remains the same in the original sequence..
• The clips change speed to match the duration of the nest..

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