Some timeline controls reversed? (Solved)

Jayden-Kirby wrote on 5/12/2020, 1:22 AM

Hello Vegas Community. I've been using Vegas Pro 17 for well over a year now and It's a huge upgrade from Movie Studio Platinum 10 that I used to use way back. But Only just today, I noticed that some of my controls appear to be swapped around.

Normally the zoom in on the timeline (Make the clips appear longer) I would hold CTRL and then roll the Mousewheel, and I would move the tracks up and down by rolling the mousewheel on it's own. However, for some reason these now have the opposite effect: Mousewheel now zooms the timeline and so on. I've checked my key locks (Caps Num ETC) and they seem to have no effect to it. Have these always been the default controls and I have not noticed? Is there anyway I can rebind my controls?

Looking forward to a response. Thank you.

EDIT: Thank you for the information! I guess It had been some time since I last used the product. If it troubles me any further, I'll simply look into configuring my controls. Thank you again!

-Jayden

Comments

Musicvid wrote on 5/12/2020, 1:45 AM

What you describe as your current behavior is the default, for 18 years at this house. You can check by resetting Vegas. You can also easily reswap the controls if you had set them that way at some point.

john_dennis wrote on 5/12/2020, 1:46 AM

Default Behavior:

Rolling the mouse wheel zooms in and out on the timeline around the cursor position.

Control + rolling the mouse wheel advances through the tracks in the project.

walter-i. wrote on 5/12/2020, 3:33 AM

Default Behavior:

Rolling the mouse wheel zooms in and out on the timeline around the cursor position.

Control + rolling the mouse wheel advances through the tracks in the project.

+1
I have been a Vegas user for 10 years now and since then it has always been the standard behavior

VEGASDerek wrote on 5/12/2020, 8:09 AM

Hello Vegas Community. I've been using Vegas Pro 17 for well over a year now

Wow. That's amazing. I haven't even used VP 17 for a year.