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Down arrows in frame
Posted by Doyal Gudgel on May 12, 2011 at 6:21 pmWhat are the down arrows on the bottom of a frame in the video time line. I tried to pin it down to a second apart but am not sure.
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Doyal Gudgel
May 12, 2011 at 6:38 pmWhat is the secret to copying the embed code in the picture upload to illustrate the arrow in the frame. I highlighted the code but it would not copy and could not paste in the message. I tried other methods with no success
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John Rofrano
May 12, 2011 at 6:38 pmIf you mean the inverted triangles at the bottom of an event, it is the frame that the thumbnail is taken from. So as you’re looking at the thumbnails in the event and you want to jump to that exact spot, place the timeline cursor over the inverted triangle and you’ll be at the frame that the thumbnail represents.
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John Rofrano
May 12, 2011 at 6:45 pm[doyal gudgel] “What is the secret to copying the embed code in the picture upload to illustrate the arrow in the frame. I highlighted the code but it would not copy and could not paste in the message. I tried other methods with no success”
First you press Add Image:
Then you upload your image, select it, and copy and paste the link:
It’s not intuitively obvious. After you upload it, you have to select it from the top of the list. Then copy and paste into your message.
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Doyal Gudgel
May 12, 2011 at 7:18 pmI went through those steps as far as I know but it would not copy in the normal way. Two or three times When I first looked at it I had to highlight the code. Then copy but it did not copy for some reason. How do you highlight it to get it to copy. If you highlight both code and link it only copies the word link I believe. To copy you highlight then copy. How else can it be done? But I did the previous steps as you outlined.
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Doyal Gudgel
May 12, 2011 at 7:27 pm
As you can see I figured it out. Thanks for your helpHope to see you
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John Rofrano
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Doyal Gudgel
May 13, 2011 at 12:08 amOK I have another one. What is the best way to do this.You have a string of stills but you want to lengthen the time frame in one in the string. Is it best to split it in the middle then work from there? Like lengthen one part then push them back together? Or is there a better way? This can have problems it seems to me. Splitting it at the end or starting frame seems hard to me or I would try that.Is there an easy way of finding the end or start frame?
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