User Guide

ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0

User Guide

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To move to a different frame in a time ruler

Note: When using keyboard shortcuts to move in a time ruler, make sure the panel you want is active.

❖ Do any of the following:

• Clickthecurrenttimedisplayofthemonitoryouwanttocue,andtypethenewtime.Youdon’tneedtotypecolons

or semicolons. Numbers under 100 are interpreted as frames. (See “To move the current-time indicator using

timecode” on page 109.)

• To go forward one frame, click the Frame Forward button , or hold down the K key and tap the L key.

• To go forward five frames, Shift-click the Frame Forward button .

• To go backward one frame, click the Frame Back button , or hold down the K key and tap the J key.

• To go backward five frames, Shift-click the Frame Back button .

• To go to the previous edit point in a sequence’s targeted audio or video track, click the Go To Previous Edit Point

button in the Program Monitor, or press Page Down with the Timeline panel or Program Monitor active.

• To go to the next edit point in a sequence’s targeted audio or video track, click the Go To Next Edit Point button

in the Program Monitor, or press Page Up with the Timeline panel or Program Monitor active.

• To go to the beginning of the clip or sequence, press Home.

• To go to the end of the clip or sequence, press End.

You can quickly and accurately move through frames in a sequence using the J, K, and L keys. The J key always moves

the current-time indicator in reverse and the L key always moves it forward. The K key is a modifier and stop

playback key. Press J to move backward at normal speed, press J and K to move backward slowly, or press K and tap the

J key to move back a frame at a time. The K and L keys work in the same way to move forward.