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5.
TC and Duration
fields
The timecode and duration fields provide time information on
the position of the mark IN, mark OUT, full edit duration, or
duration between marks.
See also the section 7.5.8 ‘Timecode and Duration Fields’, on
page 98.
6.
Track selection
and audio
settings
The buttons for track selection on the left of the track are used
to select:
•
the tracks to be taken into account in an editing operation
•
the audio output (and mode) in playout, rendering, and
export actions.
The buttons on the right of the track are used:
•
to define the audio routing for stereo tracks
•
to zoom the track, and perform fine tuning on the audio
tracks.
See also the section 7.5.9 ‘Audio Track Selection and Settings
in the Timeline’, on page 99.
7.
Timeline display
This is a graphical representation of the edit, in which users
execute and visualize the editing actions.
See also from section 7.5.4 to section 7.5.6.
8.
Scale bar and
Move bar
The Scale bar and Move bar allow the user to easily navigate
in the timeline.
See also the section 7.5.3 ‘Scale Bar and Move Bar’, on page
91.
7.5.2 Timecode Bar
The Timecode bar, located above the timeline display, displays a graduation of the
timecode in the timeline. The timecode of the first frame will start with the timecode
defined as TC Track Start when the edit was created.
The most precise graduation is a graduation by frame, i.e. from frame 0 to 24 in PAL, and
from frame 0 to 29 in NTSC.
The Timecode bar displays the tags (graphics) and the cue points (reference marks).
Right-clicking the timecode bar opens the contextual menu from which you can define
tags and cue points. For more information, refer to the sections 8.8 ‘Cue Points’, on page
131 and 11.2 ‘Adding a Logo or Graphic’, on page 185.