Ram Preview i n a Laptop

[Chris Wright]

since laptops don’t have extended keyboards, either use a virtual keyboard software plugin for laptops or run an autohotkey script that attaches any keypress you want to send any other key back to the keyboard buffer. One example is…

#SingleInstance force ;only open once
F1::Numpad0 ; Makes the ‘F1’ key send a ‘numpad 0’ key

paste that into a text file ending with .ahk and install autohotkey
http://www.autohotkey.com

[Joey Foreman]

RAM Preview is not Shift 0, it’s just 0. Shift 0 is alternate (secondary) RAM Preview.

I’m on a laptop as well. I just mouse over to the dang RAM Preview button in the Time Controls.

Joey Foreman
Editor/Animator
Nowhere Productions, Athens, GA

[Tielman Dewaele]

Get the KeydUp script and arrange your shortcuts on your lap.
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1242019

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[Brett Raney]

fn+M on any Laptop

[David Cabestany]

I tried fn-M from my macbook pro and all I’m getting is any mask available on my comps to be unfolded on the timeline, no ram preview.

[Irene Lema]

Maybe a little bit late, but for those with the same problem, is ctrl+0 in a mac, as well… if it doesn’t work in composition>preview>RAM preview you can see the shortcut.

[Samuel Ramírez]

I know this an old post but… In any laptop the shortcut key is Fn (the blue function key) + m (or whatever key holds the cero number in the letters keyboard not the numeric strip) Remember that the numeric pad in a regular keyboard is emulated in the letters keyboard using the function key.

[Christian Vilderman]

Surely you change the key commands in settings. Pretty obvious

[Ben Ihloff]

Yes, ctrl-0 works for RAM Preview and ctrl-. works for audio preview on my MacBook Pro. Thanks.