at rectangle

Specifies the location within the frame where the data is pasted. The upper left corner of the rectangle corresponds to the upper left corner of the added data. If the rectangle has a nonzero size in X or Y, the contents of the clipboard are scaled in those dimensions when they are pasted into the frame. If omitted, the rectangle defaults to the entire frame. If this flag is specified in  insert  mode (the default), any region outside the rectangle is painted a solid color.

audio stream stream

Specifies the audio stream in the workspace affected by the command. If only one audio stream exists on the clipboard, the audio data is pasted into the designated stream. If more than one audio stream exists on the clipboard, the stream indicates the starting number for the stream sequences. If you use this flag and also want to paste video, you must also use the  video stream  flag. (If neither flag is specified, all audio and video streams are pasted and retain their original stream numbers.)

insert

Specifies that the data is inserted into the workspace. Any data after the insertion point is moved forward in the workspace to make room. This is the default value.

overwrite

Specifies that the data is copied into the workspace by writing over any existing data after the insertion point. The  insert  and  overwrite  flags affect whether frames are destroyed or moved during the paste operation, not how the data is pasted within each frame.

to position

Specifies the position in the workspace at which the data is pasted. If omitted, it defaults to the current position.

video stream stream

Specifies the video stream in the workspace affected by the command. If only one video stream exists on the clipboard, the video data is pasted into the designated stream. If more than one video stream exists on the clipboard, the stream indicates the starting number for the stream sequences. If you use this flag and also want to paste audio, you must also use the  audio stream  flag. (If neither flag is specified, all audio and video streams are pasted and retain their original stream numbers.)