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Double clicking a clip thumbnail opens it but not at frame zero
Hi,
I have not found an answer to this. When double clicking a clip thumbnail (not an icon) in its bin, the clip loads in the source window and the cursor points to a frame different than zero, proportional to the horizontal position of my mouse withing the thumbnail, or the frame that the mouse had scrolled to when hovering over the thumbnail. Does that make sense? I would like thumbnails to behave like icons: you double click them for the first time and the clip loads on frame 0. Is there a setting to achieve such a behaviour?
Thanks!
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9 Replies
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Don’t double click on the thumbnail but click on the empty space on the left side of the thumbnail.
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That opens the Import dialog
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Click closer to the thumbnail.
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You can also disable hover scrub if you don’t need/want that feature.
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Well, the area where you can click for it to load on frame 0 is about 1 or 2 pixels wide, so it’s easier to just load the video from anywhere and press Q (or whatever key you set up for “Go to in point”). Disabling hover scrub is also not an improvement as I like that feature.
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[Juan Irache] “Well, the area where you can click for it to load on frame 0 is about 1 or 2 pixels wide”
It really isn’t ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Actually, clicking the label under the thumbnail is what works for me:
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Ya I was going to suggest clicking just below the thumbnail. Thats what I tend to do if I want it to start at the beginning
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