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zoom out to view the whole timeline?
Often in this edit I am growing and shrinking tracks to line up audio, etc. is there a way to reset the view so that all tracks are minimized and I can see the whole timeline. A keyboard shortcut that is the equivalent of growing the vertical scroll bars to their full height (at the right of the audio and video portions)?
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chapman -
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The “+” and “-” keys zoom in and out. There may possibly be another key that jumps to full view, but I’m not big on shortcuts, sorry.
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Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers -
Yeah – I’m a new user and that’s an instinctive thing I wanted to be able to do.
+/- works well (as a photoshop user, I found myself using OPTION-mouse wheel scroll — it’s slick) but “double clicking” or maybe you have to create a hot key to “widest zoom view”Looking forward to any answers to follow!
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1. Open the KB shortcuts dialogue box.
2. Type “Zoom” in the search box.
3. Assign a key to “Zoom To Sequence”.NB: Mine is the “<>” key which is to be found above the Windows key on my keyboard.
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Thanks!
“Sounds good!….I think?”
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Thanks Robert. That is 50% of what I need. A lot of times I get in the nitty gritty of the audio edit and am zoomed in there. While this command “zoom to sequence” does handle the horizontal zoom, I was wondering if there is anything that also handles the vertical zoom, so that I have an instant view of every event.
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chapman -
Minimize all tracks: shift + – (shift + minus)
Expand all tracks: shift + =———————————————–
Adobe Certified Expert Premiere Pro CS6/CC
Adobe Community Professional -
those little grey tabs on the timeline when moved to the right or left will zoom in and out on the timeline
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