Navigate using timecode – Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.1.2) User Manual
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Navigate by subframe
You can navigate clips by subframe. A subframe has 1/80 the duration of a video frame and is a
more precise unit of reference when viewing or editing audio waveforms that are zoomed in to
the sample level.
Note: You can’t make edits to video at the subframe level.
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In the Timeline or the Browser, move your pointer over a clip and click.
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Do any of the following:
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To move backward in one-subframe increments: Press Command-Left Arrow.
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To move forward in one-subframe increments: Press Command-Right Arrow.
Note: You can change the time display in the Dashboard to show subframes. For more
information, see
on page 442.
Navigate by jumping
Use the following techniques to move the playhead quickly from point to point in the Timeline.
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To go to the next edit point: Choose Mark > Next > Edit (or press the Down Arrow key), or click the
Next Edit button below the Viewer.
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To go to the previous edit point: Choose Mark > Previous > Edit (or press the Up Arrow key), or click
the Previous Edit button below the Viewer.
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To go to the start of the project: Choose Mark > Go to > Beginning (or press the Home key).
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To go to the end of the project: Choose Mark > Go to > End (or press the End key).
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To go to the next marker: Choose Mark > Next > Marker, or press Control–Apostrophe (‘).
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To go to the previous marker: Choose Mark > Previous > Marker, or press Control–Semicolon (;).
For more information about markers, see
on page 148.
Navigate using timecode
Timecode is a signal recorded with your video that uniquely identifies each video frame. When
you play a clip from the Browser, its timecode signal appears in the Dashboard, in the center of
the Final Cut Pro toolbar, using this format:
Timecode
Hours
Minutes
Seconds
Frames
Timecode supports a variety of functions in Final Cut Pro, including Timeline playback,
synchronizing video and audio clip items, and adding, trimming, and moving clips. In addition,
timecode allows you to navigate through projects in the Timeline and see the duration of clips,
range selections, and projects.
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