[trimmer] Adjusting In-Point Looses Selection

AVsupport wrote on 11/13/2018, 8:58 PM

When I select [I] In Point and [O] Out point in this sequence I get a selection in the trimmer (outside regions are dark), which I can [A] add to timeline.

When I re-adjust the In point after the Out point has been set, via keyboard and [I], the selection gets cleared even though trimmer timeline in/outs are still visible and correct. Using [A] in this instance will throw sections outside the in/out marks on the timeline.

Also, is there a working set of keyboard commands for GoToInPoint and GoToOutPoint in the trimmer?

my current Win10/64 system (latest drivers, water cooled) :

Intel Coffee Lake i5 Hexacore (unlocked, but not overclocked) 4.0 GHz on Z370 chipset board,

32GB (4x8GB Corsair Dual Channel DDR4-2133) XMP-3000 RAM,

Intel 600series 512GB M.2 SSD system drive running Win10/64 home automatic driver updates,

Crucial BX500 1TB EDIT 3D NAND SATA 2.5-inch SSD

2x 4TB 7200RPM NAS HGST data drive,

Intel HD630 iGPU - currently disabled in Bios,

nVidia GTX1060 6GB, always on latest [creator] drivers. nVidia HW acceleration enabled.

main screen 4K/50p 1ms scaled @175%, second screen 1920x1080/50p 1ms.

Comments

Former user wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:00 PM

SHIFT-Q- selects between in and out points


Home for IN point

END for OUT point
(these work this way when there is a time selection)

AVsupport wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:14 PM

Thanks @Former user yes ShiftQ selects the Loop and hence [Home] and [End] work then. Bugs me why the LoopSelection can't stay active when the in or out points are shifted as it can be done with the mouse..but Thanks! That helps

my current Win10/64 system (latest drivers, water cooled) :

Intel Coffee Lake i5 Hexacore (unlocked, but not overclocked) 4.0 GHz on Z370 chipset board,

32GB (4x8GB Corsair Dual Channel DDR4-2133) XMP-3000 RAM,

Intel 600series 512GB M.2 SSD system drive running Win10/64 home automatic driver updates,

Crucial BX500 1TB EDIT 3D NAND SATA 2.5-inch SSD

2x 4TB 7200RPM NAS HGST data drive,

Intel HD630 iGPU - currently disabled in Bios,

nVidia GTX1060 6GB, always on latest [creator] drivers. nVidia HW acceleration enabled.

main screen 4K/50p 1ms scaled @175%, second screen 1920x1080/50p 1ms.

Former user wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:20 PM

I just do it out of habit anymore so don't think about it. If you have a Shuttle Contour you could program one of the buttons.

AVsupport wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:23 PM

While we're at it @Former user, [A] add event from the trimmer doesn't seem to AutoRipple > move clips on the timeline after the event has been inserted with leads to unwanted overwriting..??

my current Win10/64 system (latest drivers, water cooled) :

Intel Coffee Lake i5 Hexacore (unlocked, but not overclocked) 4.0 GHz on Z370 chipset board,

32GB (4x8GB Corsair Dual Channel DDR4-2133) XMP-3000 RAM,

Intel 600series 512GB M.2 SSD system drive running Win10/64 home automatic driver updates,

Crucial BX500 1TB EDIT 3D NAND SATA 2.5-inch SSD

2x 4TB 7200RPM NAS HGST data drive,

Intel HD630 iGPU - currently disabled in Bios,

nVidia GTX1060 6GB, always on latest [creator] drivers. nVidia HW acceleration enabled.

main screen 4K/50p 1ms scaled @175%, second screen 1920x1080/50p 1ms.

Former user wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:28 PM

If you want it to RIPPLE you have to disable the ENABLE TIMELINE OVERWRITE (which is left of the A command under the trimmer window)

AVsupport wrote on 11/13/2018, 10:45 PM

Ah yes thanks. What a noob I am. Icon wasn't visible in trimmer so I forgot about it all..cheers yet again!

my current Win10/64 system (latest drivers, water cooled) :

Intel Coffee Lake i5 Hexacore (unlocked, but not overclocked) 4.0 GHz on Z370 chipset board,

32GB (4x8GB Corsair Dual Channel DDR4-2133) XMP-3000 RAM,

Intel 600series 512GB M.2 SSD system drive running Win10/64 home automatic driver updates,

Crucial BX500 1TB EDIT 3D NAND SATA 2.5-inch SSD

2x 4TB 7200RPM NAS HGST data drive,

Intel HD630 iGPU - currently disabled in Bios,

nVidia GTX1060 6GB, always on latest [creator] drivers. nVidia HW acceleration enabled.

main screen 4K/50p 1ms scaled @175%, second screen 1920x1080/50p 1ms.