Find the triangle on the upper right side of the timeline and click on
it. It has two choices, Audio Units and Sequence Zero Point. Click on
Audio Units and it'll give you frames again on your timeline. When
Audio Units is turned on, your able to zoom in on the timeline to the
millisecond. It also effects the how much the current time indicator
moves when you use the arrow keys on the keyboard. It is, indeed, a PITA!
The other selection on the timeline menu allows you to change the Zero
Point of your timeline to any time setting you want. So, if you want a
project to start at 1:00:00:00 and you have exactly one minute of
lead-in, i.e. bars and tone, slate and countdown, then you would change
the zero point to 0:59:00:00 and your timecode on the timeline should
read 1:00:00:00 at the first frame of program video.
Good luck,
Glen in Vegas
Rick wrote:
>
>
> Somehow or another, I managed to change the time codes in the Timeline.
> I now have 5 zeros ending the sequence so that it looks like this:
> 00:00:00:00000 It's a real pain, especially when I want to change the
> duration of a transition.
>
> I found I can just copy everything in Sequence 1 and paste it into a new
> sequence where the time codes are correct, but I'd like to know how to
> reset them to the default. It might help me understand how I changed
> them in the first place. I'm using P Pro 1.5
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> RR
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