premiere pro cc clip markers visible in timeline

[Ann Bens]

Go to the Timeline Display Settings (wrench) and check Show Clip Markers.

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[Miles Dahl]

To add to this, it seems that in Premiere CC you need to expand your track vertically a bit to make the Clip Keyframes visible.

[Tomek Dyszkiewicz]

Is there a way to make them visible even though clip “vertical size” is minimum?

[Robert Lewis]

Yes, this is a huge help when cutting… not sure why this feature isn’t a given.

[Christina Crawley]

Yeah I’ve just adapted to expanding my track vertically so it is a little thicker, seeing them instantly while being at the minimum track height would be great!

[Ht Davis]

Remember this:

The types of keys, and gradual variation between them can span a large vertical, as well as horizontal area. As such, there is a minimum display size set to prevent inaccuracy. IF your screen isn’t big enough for this, try attaching a second screen and moving some of your panels over to it. Keep your sequence panel on it’s own and expand as much as needed to see them. The second screen wouldn’t need to be very big, and it could have a low resolution, so it wouldn’t tax your GFX processing. I use a 50 inch TV, and put my sequence on that… It’s great for syncronizing audio…

[Marc Serhan]

OMG, thank you. This was driving nuts. Still can’t figure out how to add a marker to a clip in the Timeline.

Thank you.

[Robert D’alexis]

@ Christina & Robert

This feature is implemented in the next version of PPro coming soon.

[Robert D’alexis]

Just select the clip and hit the M key.

[Marc Serhan]

Yes, I got it, but ONLY after I saw your initial tip about track height. I wasn’t seeing them before.

Thanks again.