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RyanDeWitt
Community Member
9 years ago

What is the fastest way to adjust a timeline duration?

What is the fastest way to adjust a timeline duration?  Suggest a better way if you have it. Thanks! This may seem easy to some but I'm putting this out there in case in pros have a faster way. ...
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WendyFarmer
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9 years ago

Hi Ryan 

if you click on the end of the timeline and then hit the left arrow key it brings it in pretty quick - as opposed to dragging it.

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    RyanDeWitt
    Community Member
    9 years ago

    Thanks Wendy, Tried that , (on a Mac Parallels) that did not work, probably me, do you press the left arrow key in your video?  Maybe there's another key command I can figure out.

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      WendyFarmer
      Super Hero
      9 years ago

      Hi Ryan

      sorry didn't realise you were doing it on a Mac the video was on a PC and yes I click the timeline (hold the mouse down) and hit the left arrow key.  I'll check it out on my Mac and post back later.

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      AshleyChiasson
      Community Member
      9 years ago

      Great video! I agree with Wendy though; I'm also on Mac with parallels, and if you press and hold the left arrow, it will act as she has indicated.

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    MichaelGrosshan
    Community Member
    8 years ago

    Can not get this to work.

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    MateuszSzuter
    Community Member
    5 years ago
    Wendy Farmer

    Hi Ryan 

    if you click on the end of the timeline and then hit the left arrow key it brings it in pretty quick - as opposed to dragging it.

    That's... that's... that's simply marvelous, wish I knew it for the last 10 years :D

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    FernandaMuni735
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    It worked!!! Thank you so so much!!!!