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jetdv wrote on 6/18/2002, 1:38 PM
In the Options menu - The very first option is Quantize to Frames. If the picture is "depressed", it is turned on.
Chienworks wrote on 6/18/2002, 1:47 PM
Have you done something funky with your menu display settings? When the option is on, the icon at the beginning of the menu title should look like it's inset in a carved out square. When it's off, the icon should look flush with the surface

http://www.chienworks.com/media/quantize_onoff.gif
fuzzzzy wrote on 6/18/2002, 4:04 PM
Thanks,

Got it, very difficult to see the indentation in Win XP

fuzzzzy
Control_Z wrote on 6/18/2002, 4:30 PM
I can't tell either. Probably has to do with the 'theme' we're running. But what I did was customize the toolbar and put it up there. Very easy to see.
FuTz wrote on 6/18/2002, 5:31 PM
I'm planning to install XP soon; how did you customize your toolbar? in XP or in VV?
HPV wrote on 6/18/2002, 8:35 PM
Horz. zoom in tight on the timelne. Drag a clip side to side. Snaps at frames spacing with quantize activated. Smooth slide with off.
Alt. arrow will also set your cursor by frames with quantize off. I doing that with version 2 and no quantize.
Things that might cause jitters. Known bug in version 3a that won't resample all clips that have it activated. Fixed in 3b ? 3c ?
Field order switch? Hidden clip under speed adjust clip? Speed is divisibe by source frame rate?

Craig H.
jgourd wrote on 6/19/2002, 6:11 AM
I use XP with the "Tele Tubby" features turned off so this isn't a problem.