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CHAPTER 4: THE TIMELINE ■

 Table 4.1 Keyboard Shortcuts for Scrubbing

Action Shortcut

Play forward at 30 fps. Press the L key once.

Play forward at 60 fps. Press the L key twice.

Play forward at 90 fps. Press the L key three times.

Play forward at 150 fps. Press the L key four times (note that analog scrub disappears at this point).

Play forward at 240 fps. Press the L key five times.

Play backward at 30 fps. Press the K key once.

Play backward at 60 fps. Press the K key twice.

Play backward at 90 fps. Press the K key three times.

Play backward at 150 fps. Press the K key four times (note that analog scrub disappears at this point).

Play backward at 240 fps. Press the K key five times.

Play forward at 8 fps. Press the K and L keys together.

Play backward at 8 fps. Press the J and K keys together.

Moving a Segment

Note that there is a bin titled Timeline. Open this bin and load the sequence titled Mov-

ing Segments. Inside the sequence are several still shots numbered from 1 to 7. The first

thing that we will do is move a single segment to a desired location. Ready?

1. Turn on the Extract/Splice function by clicking the yellow key on the bottom-left

side of your Avid. The key should light up when you click it.

2. While holding down either the F key (Macintosh) or Ctrl key (Windows) click

the second segment in the Timeline and drag it to the right.

Notice that, as you’re dragging, the position indicator is snapping or shifting to

the beginning of every segment in the Timeline.

3. Park your segment so that it appears on shot number 7.

4. Release the mouse.

You have successfully moved shot 2 down to the place where shot 7 existed and

you’ve also extracted shot 2, so shot 1 is followed by shot 3.

Now let’s try something different:

1. Undo (Ctrl+Z/F+Z) until all the shots are in normal order. In this section, we’ll

do the same thing, except use the Lift/Overwrite key.

2. Click the Lift/Overwrite key (the red button at the bottom left of the Timeline).

3. Click the shot labeled as shot 2. Using the F or Ctrl key, click it and move it

down so that it snaps over shot 7.

4. Release the mouse.

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