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The <menuchoice>Properties</menuchoice> tab (Pen Icon) displays advanced properties of the clip where you can select a check box and then force the clip to take the property you specify. For example, you can use <menuchoice>Aspect ratio</menuchoice> to tell a clip that seems to have forgotten it was 16:9 ratio that it really is 16:9 ratio.

The Properties tab (Pen Icon) displays advanced properties of the clip where you can select a check box and then force the clip to take the property you specify. For example, you can use Aspect ratio to tell a clip that seems to have forgotten it was 16:9 ratio that it really is 16:9 ratio.

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	The <menuchoice>~~Advanced~~</menuchoice> tab displays~~... well... the~~ advanced properties of the clip~~. You~~ can ~~edit~~ the ~~advanced properties here~~. For example you can use ~~Force aspect~~ ratio to tell a clip that seems to have forgotten it was 16:9 ratio that it really is 16:9 ratio.		The <menuchoice>Properties</menuchoice> tab (Pen Icon) displays advanced properties of the clip where you can select a check box and then force the clip to take the property you specify. For example, you can use <menuchoice>Aspect ratio</menuchoice> to tell a clip that seems to have forgotten it was 16:9 ratio that it really is 16:9 ratio.