I thought this would be better as its own discussion thread . . .
In another thread, Roger Shufflebottom related a trick with QuickKeys to match back to a clip and have the In and Out of the segment in the timeline replicated in the clip:
Mark Clip, Go to In, Match Frame, Go to out, Mark Out.
Go to out will automatically stop at the frame in the source clip that matches the last frame used of the segment on the timeline. These are 5 of the six steps used to create subclips while multigrouping. Most AEs have these hooked up to their Quickeys. Obviously this would be better with a built in function or built in macro player, but the functionality is there.
Go to out will automatically stop at the frame in the source clip that matches the last frame used of the segment on the timeline. These are 5 of the six steps used to create subclips while multigrouping. Most AEs have these hooked up to their Quickeys. Obviously this would be better with a built in function or built in macro player, but the functionality is there.
Anyone else care to share any QuickKeys tricks (whether for editors or AEs)?
Cheers,
Benjamin
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Posted by: Benjamin Hershleder <Ben@ContactBen.com>
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