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source window grief
SImple question
Can I make selects from source window, overlay onto timeline and then continue to make selects from source and not have to click on the source window to make it active every time. Works this way on avid is this just a setting?
Thanks so much
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6 Replies
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You eventually get accustomed to the huge differences between FCP and Avid or you abandon one of them as unreasonable.
Hitting q will toggle the focus between the viewer and canvas.bogiesan
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Thanks, so no way to keep the source window active?, I hate having to click on it every time.
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NO way, sorry. And you don’t need to click, just press a key. After a while you get used to it. I mapped it to the Y key, as it is close to my I and O keys. As I have Q and W mapped like an Avid, go to in and go to out.
Shane
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What is it that I have to “map” is it source window what am I looking for
Thanks so much
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Go to the TOOLS menu and choose KEYBOARD>CUSTOMIZE. TOGGLE WINDOWS is the name, and it is defaulted to the Q key. You can drag it to whatever key you want.
But you must make this a keyboard action…there is no setting to make it go back to the source window automatically.
Shane
GETTING ORGANIZED WITH FINAL CUT PRO DVD…don’t miss it.
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Great got it, thanks
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