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Keeping viewer the active window.
I have some large clips I am quickly going through, setting in/outs and insert editing them into the timeline. After each insert I have to reactivate the viewer. Is there a way to keep the viewer the active window during a process like this?
Scott Davis
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5 Replies
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No, just tap the Q key.
Kevin Monahan
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro
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Also i would recommend a colored FCP keyboard. I have used FCP since version 1.0, and at version 3 got a keyboard. I learned more about fcp from the keyboard that I did from years of mousing around. Oh, and the sticky things apple ships come off and are very tacky.
Adam
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Loren Miller’s Key Guide is more thorough than a keyboard. It carries all the option, cmd and cntrl key combos as well.
https://lormiller.home.mindspring.com/
Kevin Monahan
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro
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Thanks guys.
Scott Davis
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A few people including myself have asked for this. Hopefully Apple will listen. I’ve mapped Shift-SpaceBar to toggle source/record. That way you can easily keep you fingers over the all important J K L.
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