User guide

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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide
– You can use the controls of the Edit Tool as usual to move in or play
out the timeline (see section “Moving within the Timeline” on
page 6-29). The cursor of the graph will be moved accordingly.
– You can set an in- and outpoint for the timeline (see section “Set-
ting an In- and Outpoint for the Timeline” on page 6-32), for
example, to confine a play-out to the clip currently under process-
ing or to zoom further into the graph (see section “Viewing the
Graph” on page 7-23).
When moving the graph’s timeline cursor with the mouse, its exact po-
sition is displayed to the left of the cursor:
Figure 7-20: Exact positioning 1
Additionally, you can move the timeline cursor with the menu option
Set Marker Position of the graph’s context menu (see figure 7-18 on
page 7-25). It will open a small window in the graph where the position
of the timeline cursor can be entered:
Figure 7-21: Exact positioning 2
The range of possible values that can be entered is indicated in the win-
dow in square brackets. Once a correct position is entered, the marker
can be positioned there exactly either by using the OK button of the
window or by pressing [Enter].
Furthermore, there are some buttons available at the bottom of the
keyframe editor that allow you to move the graph’s cursor:
You can jump to particular points in the graph with
these buttons (e.g. to keyframes and the begin-
ning/end of a clip). The first button jumps to a pre-
viously located point in the graph while the second
button jumps to the next one.