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Adding markers to clips in the timeline…
Hello, new to CS6, via FCP7… Was wondering. is it possible to add markers to clips, NOT the timeline, while working in the timeline. I see you can pull the clip up in the viewer and add markers there… but there should be a way to add a marker on a clip, by just having it selected and adding a marker, no?
If not, then this should be one feature the CS6 team should implement. Overall, nice work. I can say, I am much more excited about using Adobe Premiere than I was about using FCPX when it came out.
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george manzanilla
rundfunk media
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It is, I don’t know if CS6 is any different, but in CS5.5 go to Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts>Marker>Clip Markers>Set and assign a keyboard shortcut to it for ease of use. In the timeline, it will add the clip marker, but only under two conditions:
1. The CTI is over the clip (obvious)
2. The clip is selected/highlighted by clicking on it (not so obvious) -
works the same. thanks angelo
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george manzanilla
rundfunk media
http://www.rundfunk.com
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Just a note, as I was having the same question. I don’t if this solution is for Windows, but although I have CS6, to edit the keyboard shortcuts you have to click on the application name, and the commend itself is under Panels>Timeline Panel>Add Clip Marker.
Now if we could just get Adobe to give us a GUI keyboard editor…
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Just to clarify Gates Bradley post above me- the SOLUTION to this problem is as follows;
Keyboard shortcuts>Panels>Timeline Panel>Add Clip Marker
Not what was stated in the original post. This applies to CS6 & CC.
I know this thread is a few years old- but I was having the same problem in CC and came across it so I think its still relevant for anyone searching google for an answer to this.
Cheers!
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