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Mark "out" then" in" with keyboard
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05 Jun 2018 14:31 #95841
by Fcp my bread and butter
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Never figured that.
If I mark a "in point " and wish an "in/out" of 2 sec duration I hit ctrl D and ask for the duration with keyboard , Enter et voilà. Appears to be the only way to do this in FcpX... (but I might be missing something.)
but what if I mark the out first and then wish to go back 2 sec for the "in" ?
(Do it all the time in the browser)
If I mark a "in point " and wish an "in/out" of 2 sec duration I hit ctrl D and ask for the duration with keyboard , Enter et voilà. Appears to be the only way to do this in FcpX... (but I might be missing something.)
but what if I mark the out first and then wish to go back 2 sec for the "in" ?
(Do it all the time in the browser)
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06 Jun 2018 02:33 #95851
by Francois
Replied by Francois on topic Mark "out" then" in" with keyboard
Mark out "O"
Ctrl-P
Minus -nn frames enter
Mark in "I"
Ctrl-P
Minus -nn frames enter
Mark in "I"
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06 Jun 2018 02:59 #95852
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Replied by ronny courtens on topic Mark "out" then" in" with keyboard
And the same goes for setting the duration based on the In point:
Mark In "I"
Ctrl-P
enter "+" and number of frames
Mark Out "O"
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Mark In "I"
Ctrl-P
enter "+" and number of frames
Mark Out "O"
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06 Jun 2018 09:15 #95862
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YES ! ctrl P rocks, thank you guys
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