reveal in timeline from browser

[Ann Bens]

<<Would like to reveal in timeline from browser.>>

Click on triangle of a clip under Video Usage or Audio usage.
A dropdown menu will navigata to the clip on the timeline.

You can also do this from the little Preview Area of the Project Window.

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[Robin S. kurz]

[Ann Bens] “Click on triangle of a clip under Video Usage or Audio usage.”

One can only assume you’re not in fact talking about FCP X, since I for one know of no such triangle.

[Bret Williams]

Certainly the index can be used that way, but reverse match frame is a standard concept. You’re browsing for broll. It shows it’s been used. So it should be a simple keystroke to show where. Not a search in the timeline index. That’s over complicating things.

I wish they’d bring back other things like dupe detection. Another 15 year old standard concept.

[Craig Alan]

Yeah, some missing features are just missing. I really like the way X reveals in browser in that you not only see the clip but a filmstrip with the used portion highlighted. Now do the equivalent in reverse so i can quickly decide whether my current need for that same clip would be better, does more harm than good, or can be used in both locations.

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