Hot Key

[Norman Black]

If you are talking about adding from the trimmer window, that shortcut is the Tab key. Pressing Tab cycles through both/video/audio.

[Graham Bernard]

Yes, that’s for cycling through. Roger was asking for a shortcut for adding to the Timeline. And yes, if that’s for the Trimmer, that’s a longer response – better explained through the art form of video or complex mime….

Grazie

Video Content Creator and Potter
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[Roger Bansemer]

OK… I right click an event from the explorer window and drop it on the timeline. There it asks me what I want to do such as video only across timeline, etc.
There is a way to hold down say for instance the shift key and then when the event is dropped on the timeline, just the video event appears and leaves off the audio. (except it’s not the shift key, it’s something else)without having to go through the dropdown boxes.

Roger Bansemer – PaintingAndTravel.com

[Graham Bernard]

Roger, gives us something more to go on? Any clue or when you used it last?

G

Video Content Creator and Potter
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Cameras: Canon XF300 + PowerShot SX50HS Bridge

[Roger Bansemer]

OK… If you want to apply a transition between two events, you can hold down your shift key and drag the transition to where you want it to be. By holding the shift key you will NOT get the pop up box that lets you change the parameters. It will simply place the transition between the events as the default transition.

So, that’s similar to what I use to do when putting an event on the timeline without the audio track. It would just place the video event.

Roger Bansemer – PaintingAndTravel.com