Marker/Playlist Option?

Kraznet_UK wrote on 6/7/2011, 2:46 AM

In Sequoia there is a marker list window. This gives you a list of all the markers in the project and clicking on one of the marker names makes the play cursor jump to that position in the project. Is there a similar function in Vegas Pro?
Any help will be be much appreciated.

Thanks
Kraznet

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WillemT wrote on 6/7/2011, 3:48 AM

The Edit Details window will show the markers (Show: Markers) but I know of no way to move the cursor to the selected one. A lot of times I find the final little touch is missing - a double click on the header or even a "Select" in the right hand popup menu would great.

You can use the top 0 to 9 keys to move the cursor to the relevant cursor. You can also use the Ctrl+Left ot Ctrl+Right to move to the next or previous cursor.

Hope that helps

Willem.

john_dennis wrote on 6/7/2011, 7:15 AM

I know it's not as elegant, but in the Edit Details display:

Double-click on the subject marker

Strike Control + C to copy the contents of the cell

In the Cursor Position counter box in the lower right corner of the screen, double-click and Control + V.

The cursor moves to that position.

Though it is possible, I would be more likely to start play and click on the chapter markers until I found the right one. Unless, there were hundreds of them.

Former user wrote on 6/7/2011, 7:18 AM

The easiest thing is to type in the number of the marker. The cursor will move it to it.

Dave T2

rs170a wrote on 6/7/2011, 7:54 AM

Remember to use the numbers at the top of the keyboard and not the ones on the numeric keypad.

Mike

Kraznet_UK wrote on 6/7/2011, 11:02 AM

Thanks everyone for their suggestions and help .It's much appreciated. Ctrl plus left and right cursor is useful. Using numbers 1 to 9 is ok unless you have a long project with about 30 or 40 markers which is the case with the project I'm working on at the moment.

Thanks
Kraznet

Former user wrote on 6/7/2011, 11:33 AM

The numbers work up to 99 in V9 and later. I don't know about earlier versions.

Just type in 40 and it will go to 40.

Dave T2

Kraznet_UK wrote on 6/11/2011, 3:24 PM

Thanks Dave thats good to know.

Kraznet