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2 days ago · Shortcut to jump to *end* of clip *in timeline. Mon Nov 16, 2020 10:11 pm. So, yes, down arrow jumps to next cut. But say, for whatever reason I have clip "A" then a space on the timeline where it is not butted up against clip "B". So -- space between clip "A" and "B". When I down arrow I jump past the end of clip "A" and all the way t o the ...
4 days ago · At The End Of This War. Trivium. On the afternoon of December 24th, 2004, five young fishes in a Submarine ran out of gas on a farm road in South Bikini Bottom. Four of them were never seen again. The next morning the one survivor, Squidward, was picked up on a seaside; Blood cloaked and screaming murder. Squidward said she had broken out of a ...
1 day ago · I used both the keyboard shortcuts for copy/paste (Command-C and Command-V) as well as the right-click contextual menu to copy/paste. If I have In/Out points selected at the beginning of the timeline, the paste command drops the copied clip there. If I clear the In/Out points, it drops the copied clip where my playhead resides.
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4 days ago · Hey. I'm now having this same problem. Initially Resolve was just pasting clips to the start of the timeline. I then removed the in/out range at the top of the timeline by dragging the markers all the way to the end of the timeline and now resolve is pasting clips to the end of the timeline. I can't work out how to get the in/out range back now.
3 days ago · There are Function key equivalents to get around that: ⌘-> and ⌘<-. Optionally, consider one of the control surfaces, either for color or editing. I think several of those have "Go to Start" and "Go to End" buttons, and you can use Keyboard Customization to chance it if you want. Return to DaVinci Resolve.
