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EDIUS NEO — User Reference Guide 51
Timeline Window
Timeline Operation Buttons
The Timeline operation buttons shown in Figure 44 are discussed in detail
in Section 5-Timeline Operations.
Figure 44. Timeline Operation Buttons
Timeline Scale
The Timeline scale provides a highly accurate indication of the overall
length of a sequence and allows for frame-accurate editing and clip place-
ment.
Figure 45 shows a portion of the Timeline scale with some clips in a Time-
line track.
Figure 45. Timeline Scale
The numbers at the top of the scale indicate the Timeline position in
Hours:Minutes:Seconds;Frames (HH:MM:SS;FF).
The Timeline cursor marks the current preview or editing point.
Timeline Scale Controller
The Timeline scale controller is used to adjust the Timeline scale unit in
order to see more or less material on the Timeline without scrolling. With a
larger scale unit, more material will be visible on the Timeline. With a
smaller scale unit, less material will be visible on the Timeline. Of course,
regardless of the scale unit setting, all material placed on the Timeline is
accessible using the scroll bar at the bottom of the Timeline window.
The Timeline scale is adjusted using the Timeline scale controller depicted
in
Figure 46 . Timeline scale units range from one frame to 60 minutes.
Figure 46. Timeline Scale Controller