Hey Nat,
Maybe I'm not clear enough, so I'll try again.
I know that is what I should be able to do; I managed to do so yesterday. So I know that's how it works and how it SHOULD work for me as well (as it dit yesterday), but I can't do it anymore. It seems like my settings changed in such a way that every clip I drag, whether it's from the folder or already in the sequence, just replaces/overwrites/overlays the original clips, instead of splitting the clips and placing the dragged clip in between the clips instead of just replacing the clip.
So again:
What I want:
- dragging a clip which results in INSERTING the clip in the sequence, while moving the clips
What I get now:
- dragging a clip (from sequence or clip bin, doesn't matter) which results in OVERWRITING the original clip in the sequence
I made a few screenshots, though I doubt I can get my problem any clearer.
The circled clip is an example. Above you see the clip, if I just drag it to the spot I want it to be, it overwrites/overlays/overlaps the clip that was originally there instead of splitting the sequence or clips. As you can see, the clips that follow the clip that I just moved, didn't move at all. With splitting, I would expect the clips to move as much as my dragged clip is long.
So yeah, I know what you described is what is supposed to happen, but somehow my settings have changed (that's the only logical conclusion anyway, perhaps with a hotkey I unintendedly pressed or something) in such a way that clips no longer just insert, but overwrite/overlap/overlay.
I can't make it any clearer than this I'm afraid; I was hoping this was the simplest answer ever, but if even you guys have no clue I'm starting to think of a bug. Still can't imagine that this has a hard solution. Thanks for your efforts up till now!