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Viewer Playback and Navigation

By default, the Edit page presents a traditional source/record style editing experience. The Source Viewer lets you view individual clips from the Media Pool to prepare them for editing. Meanwhile, the Timeline Viewer lets you play through your program, showing you the frame at the position of the playhead in the Timeline.


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Source and Timeline Viewers


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Source and Timeline Viewers vs. Single Viewer Mode

If you want to change the Edit page layout to hide the Source Viewer, you can choose Workspace > Single Viewer Mode to instead use just a single viewer to contextually display either a selected Source Clip or the current frame of the Timeline.


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Single Viewer mode


In Single Viewer mode, whatever you select in the Media Pool or Timeline determines which controls appear in the Viewer, which lets you do nearly everything you can do with two simultaneously

open viewers.

 

Source and Timeline Viewers vs. Single Viewer ModeOpening Clips Into the Source Viewer to Prepare for EditingViewer Transport ControlsSimple Keyboard Shortcuts for Playback and NavigationUsing JKL to Control PlaybackSpecial-Purpose Playback CommandsOption to “Stop and Go to Last Position”Enabling and Disabling Audio ScrubbingPlayback Post-Roll