Set keyframe or loop boundaries manually

[Bob Peterson]

Yes, if you double click on the cursor position (lower right corner of the time line), you can type in a specific cursor position. You can do the same thing in the pan/crop screen, and, I suspect, any other screen which supports keyframes. Once the cursor is positioned, you can create the keyframe. For the loop boundary, once the cursor is positioned, press the “i” key (input) for the left boundary of the loop on the time line, or the “o” key (output) for the right boundary.

[Greg Prickril]

Thanks Bob!