Marker Bar
The marker bar displays markers that you add to your project. Markers are a handy way to ease navigation in the timeline. They can be used to indicate sections of projects, or you can use markers as snap points for editing.
For information about inserting markers, see Inserting markers
A shortcut menu is displayed when you right-click the marker bar:
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Sets the time selection range to repeat the music when played. |
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Sets the loop region to the visible edges of the timeline. If the entire project is displayed, the loop region is set to the ends of the project. |
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Sets the loop region to the ends of the project. |
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Creates a time selection based on the current loop region. |
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Markers/Regions |
Choose a command from the submenu to add or delete markers or regions. |
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Forces edits to occur on frame boundaries. |
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When snapping is enabled, the Snap to Grid and Snap to Markers commands become available. |
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Select this command to force elements in the timeline to snap to the grid. The grid is defined in units of time. |
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Select this command to force elements in the timeline to snap to markers. |
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Select this command to force elements in the timeline to snap to the ends of events on other tracks. |
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Choose a command from the submenu to set the spacing of vertical grid lines along the timeline. |
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Opens the Prerender Video dialog, where you can create a full-quality preview of your project as it will appear in its final form. |
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Removes the temporary files created as a result of using the Selectively Prerender Video command. |
For more information, see