Timeline zoom

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• Timeline zoom suddenly work differently in the body 2015.2?

  Our IT Department has just updated our machines to 2015.2 of the body, and now the zoom in/out keys seem to work differently. Previously, they zoom in on the timeline around the head of reading (which is what I want), but now they just increase or decrease the height of the video track. Can I return the keyboard to zoom in and out of the timeline?

  Unfortunately, none of the above. First thing I did was go shortcuts keyboard remap zoom in and Zoom out (in sequence) of my personal choice of keys and now all they do is change the height of the video track.

  EDIT - problem solved. It turns out that I traced Zoom in/out for the same default keys that are used to increase/decrease in the height of the video track, but first did not remove the mapping by default (as you would expect to happen when you remap it to a shortcut that is already in use). As well the functions zoom and track height have been assigned to shortcuts, and the height of the track "earned" ones All I had to do was remap track height to the keys I don't use, and now everything works fine.

• The timeline zoom scroll bar is missing

  Since yesterday, that the zoom scroll bar has disappeared, this should be under timeline in Premiere Pro CS6. I can't find how turn it back on, I would be grateful for any help please.

  Michael

  Hello

  Please trash preferences and then create a new project. Then go to the window > workspace and uncheck the import of the project workspace and put it back again. Then, try to open your project and check.

  Kind regards

  Vinay

• Timeline Zoom in 5 seconds

  Hi, I have a series of audio clips, combined with sets of images that are less than 5 seconds in length.  I have to be able to discern the images and audio waveforms.  Is it possible to zoom in on such a degree of end in Adobe Premiere?

  Thank you.

  I also just realized that I'm with Premiere Elements and first not Pro.  Does make a difference here?

  Yes. Pre does not display the Audio Units, as does PrPro.

  First, the best you can do, is to first Expand the Audio track, with your music, then hover the cursor over the horizontal junction between the tracks. When it turns into a sign =, with up/down, arrow, click and drag to get a vertical zoom. Then zoom in on the timeline, to increase the horizontal magnification.

  You can also add markers to beat with the * key, to the rhythm of your music to help you edit the video/photos to those.

  If you wish, a person can move your post on the Forum of meadow, to get specific instructions and suggestions, but if you do plan to do the editing in PrPro, then you would like to keep it here, as there are significant differences between these two programs. PrPro has a lot more of what you want.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Cs6 Timeline Zoom?

  In CS5.5, zoom in or out is in the lower left corner of the timeline.  Where is the 'thing' in CS6?  I don't see anything at the bottom left.

  CTRL does not change the behavior.  Shift will zoom more quickly, and ALT it will scroll backward.

• Can I Zoom in on a specific point on the timeline

  There must be a way for me to zoom in on the timeline without losing my place every time by.

  Is there a button I can press while zooming will keep scouring the point in my vision of the timeline.

  I really hope that makes sense...

  Patrick

  The timeline zooms of ICT (except when playing), so I don't know what you're asking for here.

• How can I get rid of the blue line on the playhead on timeline which doesn't let me choose between the lines?

  

  It shows that when you're zoomed in.

  Watch this video:

  Quarrels of the first Adobe Timeline Zoom - YouTube

• Adobe first Elemenst 11 cannot be used with Mac Yosemite?

  Hello guys,.

  It's been a while since I have not used 11 elements and at least since Yosemite but I need to use it now and it is not usable.

  Let me explain: when I want to add media to the timeline, the timeline in the left automatically zoom on the menu (-_-) so when I want to move the media in the timeline, it is totally unusable. Below is a little video to show you what problem I am facing.

  https://youtu.be/4H1yoYjFl1U

  If you encounter the same problem, I would be grateful if you have some tips... Thanks in advance!

  Mac: Macbook Pro, end of 2013, Yosemite 10.10.3

  golys

  Please read the next document in Adobe on Mac Timeline Zoom which I think you are referring to

  Chronology of the zoomed in expert opinion when dragging clips | MacBook Pro, the retina display

  Please let us know if this gave you a solution to your problem.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• First Elements 10 chronology slow... why?

  I just built a new computer with:

  -Windows 7 Professional

  -Intel Core i7-3770

  8 GB RAM DDR3

  SanDisk 128 SSD

  Blue WD 1 TB 7200 RPM HARD drive

  GTX 650 1 GB (I know not necessary since the PreE is not using it for rendering)

  Specifically, when I use the timeline, zoom in and out, move it to the left and the right, it becomes very slow.  Also, when I move the cursor to time line he hangs out a lot. My project is on DV - Standard 48 kHz. My video is in AVI format approxamatly long time. It is very surprising since before I change on my 500HDD Macbook Pro 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 8GB, 2009.  I just changed a raw DV footage with hard drive, memory Flash-camcorders - Standard 48 kHz project put on my Macbook.  I had no lag what so ever regarding what I lived on my PC build. What could be the matter with her? When editing, I have the CPU meter and the GPU counter (I know that Pree uses the GPU to render) on as well, but that's all. I upgraded my computer to discover a rendering faster and export times not to compromise for a timeline experience slow! Help!

  I think that the canopy will do what need you, and the result will be better.

  I am probably more importance of multigenerational quality loss, than a lot and won't go far even use intermediate files DV - AVI, if I need to make a bidirectional Export/edit/Import. I'm afraid of ANY compression, which is not absolutely necessary. Some people believe that the DV - AVI is perfectly fine, even for intermediate generations, but I see those 5% + 5% + 5%. For one generation, I agree that they are very good, but often need to several generations, so use a CODEC lossless, as Lagarith or UT for these intermediaries.

  To capture from an analog source, I use an old Canopus 300 and it is perfect. This generation a DV - AVI was never a problem, and I thought those against AVI uncompressed - even with display of criticism, I can't make a difference, even if a large part of this may be due to the original material - VHS tapes.

  Good luck and please update us on your progress. In addition, a DV - AVI will be much, much easier to edit (smoother, etc.), all highly compressed material.

  Hunt

• CS6: Unique black frame between two elements should not be here...

  Hello

  I hope that someone will be able to answer this question.

  I have two clips in my calendar that I broke together, on the timeline there seems to be a gap and still when I advance frame by frame a single black frame appears.

  I tried to cut a frame outside each of the clips but the black frame always appears.

  Here are a few screenshots to clarify (I'm completely on the timeline zoom).

  It is the last image before the split

  This is where the two clips join

  It is the first image after the split

  I would appreciate any help/advice anyone can offer!

  P.s. I'm under first CS6 on Mac OSX 10.8.3 (Mountain Lion)

  Thank you!

  A recent discussion with a similar problem:

  Stabilizing warp CS6 scales down to the last image

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/5170132

• CS6 - keyframe will not align on the end of the clip, it snaps just * before * the end

  If I move a picture on the screen, the final keyframe will jump not at the end of the clip (even if it align with the edge of the window). It is with the timeline to zoom-out keyframe. Once I have break the keyframe at the end, I have to manually zoom in on key images, find the last key frame which should be end of the clip, but it of not, and then drag it to the absolute end of the clip.

  Does anyone else have this problem? I have to do this every time!

  

  Screenshot 1: timeline Keyframe broke at the end of the clip, zoom out.

  

  Screenshot 2: timeline zoomed in, why is not the keyframe at the end?

  Hi Prizm4,

  This problem is fixed for first Pro CC (7.1). If you do not want to see this problem for CS6, please file a bug report: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

  Please see Ann Bens post for a workaround: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4532252#4532252

  Thank you

  Kevin

• Portable solution 1366 x 768 for body CS5

  Hello world

  I'm going to buy a new laptop and I would like to know if the screen 1366 x 768 is low for PPro CS5. In the requirements, there is a minimum of 1280 x 900 display. It means that the program does not start or it has not recommended to work with this solution of low screen?

  
  I have a bonus question: the gt425m with 1 024 MB can be used for the mercury engine? (with the hack)

  First the bonus question: nobody has reported the results even with a GT425M, so no one can tell it will work with the hack. The only way to be sure is to try it. Then you will know it.

  However coming to your main question concerning the resolution of the screen, you're right about the minimum in 1280 x 900 requirements. This means that the program will install and run, but you cannot access some boxes in the user interface, because they are not displayed, making it absolutely worthless. You cannot access below the timeline zoom levels, you won't have access to audio tracks, etc. Another requirement is at least two SATA disks 7200 RPM, or better, which opposes almost all laptops.

  You can find laptops that are decent for CS5 Sager, Eurocom or Clevo PR which meet the minimum requirements and can even carry as DB, from $4 K and goes up to more than 10 k $

  If you look at the results of PPBM5 tests, you can see a very nice laptop Sager around 36 - th place and other laptop computers at the bottom of the list and about 10 to 30 times slower than a fast desktop machine.

  To put it bluntly, save your money, do not invest in an underspecced and extremely slow for laptop that does not work.

• PE8 - change the duration of a still image WITHOUT the help of the cursor?

  It is probably quite trivial, but for the life of me I can't find anywhere.

  I would like to change the duration of a static image playback - I import defined by default in 5seconds. I know that I can change it with the sliders, but that never seems to give me a quantity specified time trying to match multiple pictures. (think of a slideshow integrated in a video)

  Y at - it a trick somewhere? It's super duper easy at first, but they seem to have abandoned the service from what I can tell in PRE.

  Thanks in advance.

  By click-and - drag on either the head or tail of the still with the timeline zooms in, you have a specific edition. If you need to increase the duration of 3 images, just expand it by 3 ticks on the rule of the timeline. You can also view it in the Info Panel (it is a group that I use all the time).

  Good luck

  Hunt

• PE7 transcoding error

  I'm having a problem burning of my last project on blu - ray.  At the end of 33-35% mark, PE7 fails and returns a "transcoding error - EP is not home video."   I went through my content more than once, and the chronology is fluid and full.  When I saw the movie on the composition of title page, he plays without error.

  Any suggestions on how to figure out what video file is corrupted? The percentage of completion is correlated with the duration of the timeline? know - if my movie is 12 minutes and my transcoding error is at 33%, should I look around the brand minute 04:00?

  Thank you for your help.

  "Return a video Frame" is almost always because of a gap in the video of your Timeline. These can occur due to many causes and present errors, usually with Transcode.

  Zoom view horizontal of your timeline on max and step through it, looking for gaps. Even a a gap setting, can cause errors. If you can't find it, then with the timeline zoom, press home, then press PageUp (PageDn ore from the end), to review the Clips. ICT must jump cleanly clip to Clip. If she seems to have the hiccups, or pause, before jumping, you may have found your gap.

  As pre uses a 2-pass transcoding, two passes, or 200% = 100% on the scale of progression bit. In addition, with Burning, there is a job a little more than just the transcoding, so the calculation is inaccurate. However, 50% = a past completed timeline. 35% of the total Transcode approximately 70% of the length of the timeline. This is the area that I focus on, but I remember, there are a few other operations concerned, so your numbers maybe is only a rough estimate. I wish that the progress bar listed the exact number of images.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Last scene repeated?

  I am new to 8 items, but was this program through any quality assurance?

  I tried to run under Windows 7, crash, crash, crash

  I tried Vista, crash, crash, crash

  Now running XP and it's only crashed several times

  Now that I've actually been able to create a project, I find the latest get-scene repeated on the DVD... what the hell?

  I moved the cursor to the end of the timeline, press play, I see the end of the scene... it's nothing show on the timeline; but to my surprise, it's always 'play', and all of a sudden 30 seconds later, or so it's the last scene again!

  Up to your first and second-screen captures, when you use the scroll bar to the right of the graphical interface, exposing all video tracks, which is on one of those, on which this red line appears. Which indicates that something had to be made for smooth playback. Unfortunately, we seek to the timeline down down - narrative and the soundtrack of the Audio tracks.

  When looking for "orphaned" frames, or Clips, I like to hit the end key and then back with the PageUp key, look at the CTI (the current-time indicator) and watch the program monitor.

  When you're editing with the functions of the snap on (most people use when moving Clips and it works well), it is possible to move a Clip too hard against what is intended to be the adjacent Clip, but if the movement is too strong, and the head of the moved element that spans the tail of the Clip it was designed to crush up to then the images are "torn" and settles at the end of the timeline. Then, as things stand, a Clip at the same time, these "orphaned" frameworks, or Clip 'chunks', are left beyond where we could watch. That's why I recommended the-key (backslash), to view the entire timeline zoom out. Now, in this State, it is often very difficult to see what's out there, so one needs to then move the CTI to this area and zoom in to tell what lies beyond where we think that the timeline must end.

  Some people got several minutes of black, followed by images flash on the DVD, because he's going to write the whole script on disk.

  Good luck

  Hunt