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Use the subtitle, skip, or chapter-point navigation buttons in the Monitor panel.
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Change the timecode values in the Timeline Viewer.
To move to a different frame using the current-time indicator
The Monitor and Timeline Viewer panels give you several shortcuts to move to another frame. Besides simply
dragging the current-time indicator in the ruler, you can skip forward or back to the next subtitle, GOP header, or
chapter point.
Do one of the following:
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Drag the current-time indicator to a new location on the time ruler.
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Click a new location on the time ruler.
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Click the Next button
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Press the Page Down or Page Up key to move forward or back to the next edit point (start of clip, end of clip, or
chapter point). Press Home or End to move to the beginning or end of a track.
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Click the Previous Subtitle button
or next subtitle of the active subtitle track.
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Click the Skip Backward button
or next GOP header in MPEG-2 video. (See "About chapter points in timelines" on page 139.)
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Click the Previous Chapter button
previous or next chapter point.
To move the current-time indicator using timecode
Do one of the following in the Timeline Viewer:
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Position the Selection tool over the timecode value and drag to the left or right. The timecode increases (to the
right) or decreases (to the left), the current-time indicator moves, and the Monitor panel updates. The farther you
drag, the more quickly the timecode changes.
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Click the timecode value, type a new time, and press Enter. You can use any of the following shortcuts when
entering timecode:
For example, 0;0;12;3 becomes 00;00;12;03 in an NTSC project.
Omit leading zeros
Omit semicolons (NTSC) or colons (PAL)
for PAL projects.
Include a plus sign (+) or minus sign (-)
indicator ahead or back a specified number of frames. For example, +55 moves the current-time indicator ahead 55
frames.
A period before a number specifies an exact frame number, rather than its timecode value. For
Add a period
example, .1213 moves the current-time indicator to 00;00;40;13 in an NTSC project, and to 00:00:48:13 in a PAL
project.
To zoom in and out of timelines
You can change the increments displayed in the timeline using the zoom tools. Zooming in lets you move through
the timeline more precisely. When zoomed in fully, each tick mark on the time ruler represents a frame. As you zoom
out, you can see more of the complete timeline, and the tick marks represent larger increments.
or Previous button on the appropriate track to move to the next or previous clip.
or the Next Subtitle button
or the Skip Forward button
or the Next Chapter button
For example, 1213 becomes 00;00;12;13 for NTSC projects, and 00:00:12:13
A plus sign or minus sign before a number to move the current-time
in the Monitor panel to move to the previous
in the Monitor panel to move to the previous
in the Monitor panel to move to the
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