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Marking Timeline Clips
11 Jan 2017 03:26 #84753
by owleyes
Marking Timeline Clips was created by owleyes
I would like to mark clips for later actions, but can't find a way do do this. I use the M key for marking areas to select during my initial edits, but later on in the timeline I'd like to select groups of clips. Is there a way to color code or something else, so I can remember which clips need which attention?
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11 Jan 2017 04:27 #84754
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Marking Timeline Clips
When you create a marker, be sure to hit M twice, to bring up the Marker Editor. Make it a "To-Do" marker, with instructions on what you want done to it.
In the Timeline Index, go to the To-Do Marker section. These markers are red by default. But when their status is changed to "done", they turn green. I use them all the time for this exact purpose.
In the Timeline Index, go to the To-Do Marker section. These markers are red by default. But when their status is changed to "done", they turn green. I use them all the time for this exact purpose.
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11 Jan 2017 08:06 #84757
by Karsten Schlüter
create a sub-role 'clips which need attention'
That's what Roles are for - organising groups of clips…
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Marking Timeline Clips
owleyes wrote: …to select groups of clips. Is there a way to color code or something else, so I can remember which clips need which attention?
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create a sub-role 'clips which need attention'
That's what Roles are for - organising groups of clips…
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