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# Displaying Views in the Timeline

You can only display the views that exist in your Project Settings. To see a list of these views, or to add or delete views, select Project > Edit Settings and go to the Views tab. For more information, see Creating Views in a Project.

Adding a multi-view clip to the timeline groups all views into a single track. All the views in the clip are assigned a Viewer button. Click the assigned view icon to display the views available in the shot. All Views are visible by default.

Selecting a particular view for a track in the timeline, such as left, means that only the left view is visible in the Viewer for that track.

Note: You can also import single-view files manually and then assign them views in the timeline individually, providing that the views exist in the Project Settings.

# Splitting Views to Separate Tracks

Working with all views in a single track is not always convenient, such as when you need to apply different color corrections to stereo cameras. Hiero includes a Split Views to Tracks option that quickly separates views into individual tracks. You can use Split Views to Tracks with grouped single- and multi-view shots.

| 1. | Right-click a multi-view shot on the timeline and select Editorial > Split Views to Tracks.

A separate track is created for each view in the group or file.

The new track names are suffixed with the view name, for example Video1_left, and the views are assigned appropriately.

Note: If a view exists in the Project Settings, but there's no corresponding view in the source files, empty placeholder tracks are added.

| 2. | You can change the view assigned to a track by clicking the icon and selecting from the list of available views.

See Applying Changes to Selected Views for information on adding soft effects to different views.

## Displaying Two Views Next to Each Other

| 1. | Right-click in the Viewer and select the Stereo Modes menu.

| 2. | Select on of the following options:

• Side by Side - displays the views side by side at the correct aspect ratio, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Squeezed Side by Side - displays the views side by side and squeezed to fit the format horizontally, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Squeezed Above by Below - displays the views above and below each other and squeezed to fit the format vertically, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

## Displaying a Blend Between Two Views

| 1. | Right-click in the Viewer and select the Stereo Modes menu.

| 2. | Select on of the following options:

• Interlace H - displays the views interlaced horizontally, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Interlace V - displays the views interlaced vertically, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Checkerboard - displays the views using an alternating checkerboard pattern (one pixel from left and one pixel from right), and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Anaglyph - displays the views simultaneously using a red hue for left and green hue for right, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.

• Flicker - displays both views alternately, and adds selection controls above the Viewer.