User Guide

Chapter 1: The Studio Interface 11
Player scrubber
Use the Player scrubber to quickly traverse forward and
backward through your captured video or through your
edited movie. The scrubber position corresponds to the
position of the current frame in the captured video file
(not just the current scene) or in the edited movie (not
just the current clip). Thus the scrubber bar always
represents the entire length of the content being viewed.
As you move the scrubber, the preview window shows
the current frame.
The ability of the preview to keep up with the scrubber
depends on the speed of your computer. If you move
the Player scrubber slowly, the preview display
responds smoothly. As you increase the rate at which
you move the scrubber, the preview will jump frames.
The point at which it does so depends on your
hardware.
Counter
The counter displays your
current position in hours,
minutes, seconds and frames.
You can directly modify the
counter fields to select an exact
point to view or at which to start playback. Simply
click on the number you wish to change and type a new
value. After you click within the counter, you can also
control it from the keyboard:
• Step through the fields: Tab
, Shift+Tab, [Left],
[Right]
• Raise and lower field values: [Up] and [Down].
Hold the key down to continuously change the value.