Please let me open at least two timelines at the same time.
Thank you.
André.
Honestly I hate editing.
You can open as many timelines as you like. you access them from the dropdown menu just above the Record Window - where your currently active sequence name is displayed.
Happy Editing!
And they work much the same way tabs do......
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You can switch between used sequences in timeline with the pulldown menu in upper right corner of "record"(right) viewer window but you can directly work only with one at time... but you can grab another sequence from bin and drop it in "source"(left) viewer window and use it as a clip... Switch timeline view with "Toggle Source/Record in Timeline" button (which is located bottom left Timeline window) to narrow your edit.. maybe this is solution for you..
Sorry, I have to clarify my wish: I want to actually SEE two timelines in two seperate timeline windows at the same time.
Thanks for you tips, thats just the way I do it, but it involves so much switching back and forth.
Andre.
addinski:I want to actually SEE two timelines in two seperate timeline windows at the same time.
I also use Lightworks, where you can have as many timelines active simultaneously as you can fit on the screen. I still only look at one at a time.
addinski: I want to actually SEE two timelines in two seperate timeline windows at the same time.
I want to actually SEE two timelines in two seperate timeline windows at the same time.
One in the Source Viewer and the other in the Record Viewer, gang them together and " play" with holding the right arrow key down , have you tried if this is something useful for you
Tomas
I agree. This would be a helpful option at times to visually compare two sequences at one time.
Oh, does it really take as long as maintaining the mouse wheel?)
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