keyboard shotcut is there

I am looking at lot of rushes I want to know is there any keyboard shortcut or command in fcp

like i want to go to next clip not double clickin with mouse and loading into viewer

if there is way let me know please

ruben

hi ruben.

there is no super simple way to do that in the browser
(like you can in the finder with quick-view)

so i simply lay my rushes out in a timeline,
and watch them though.


nick

Highlight clip
Press enter
Press Command + 4
Down Arrow
Press enter, etc.

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hey, kevin.
i think you meant to write:

Highlight clip
Shift F
Down Arrow
Press RETURN,
etc.

or, if you are in the viewer, which i suspect is the case, it's a simple matter of:

Shift F,
Down Arrow,
Return,
etc.


as i said, i work in a timeline.
i mark up my selects with an in/out,
then:

Shift i (go to in)
copy paste (copies the in-to-out, and pastes it back in the timeline, effectively blading the selection)
enter (opens in viewer)
F12 (a Superimpose edit, which edits the selection into the tracks directly above itself.)

same as dragging the in-to-out to the next-higher track.

this is all done with a macro, using QuicKeys. there are other apps that do the same thing

when i've got a bunch of selects,
i lasso them all,
place the playhead at some point after the end of the timeline
and drag the selected portions up and back into the canvas "overwrite" window,
placing all the selects at the end of the timeline.


neat!

nick

I could do that with a macro on my Razer...



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