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Placing time markers
Time markers are placed at the cursor position. You may place a time marker in one of the following ways:
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From the
Insert menu, choose Time Marker.
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Press H. You may use this method to place a time marker while the project is playing back.
Time marker
Note:
Time markers are not numbered.
Adjusting tempo to match marker to cursor
Using this function with time markers is particularly useful when scoring video. For more information, see
Position the cursor, right-click the marker tab, and choose Adjust tempo to match marker to cursor from the shortcut menu. The
project tempo changes so the time marker matches the cursor position.
project tempo changes so the time marker matches the cursor position.
You can also align the marker and cursor by holding Alt while dragging the marker. For example, hold Alt while dragging a time marker
to a location on the beat ruler. The project tempo adjusts so the time at the marker occurs on a specific beat. For example, if you place a
time marker at 10 seconds on the time ruler and hold Alt while dragging the marker to 5.1 on the beat ruler, the project’s tempo is
adjusted so the first beat of measure five occurs at ten seconds.
to a location on the beat ruler. The project tempo adjusts so the time at the marker occurs on a specific beat. For example, if you place a
time marker at 10 seconds on the time ruler and hold Alt while dragging the marker to 5.1 on the beat ruler, the project’s tempo is
adjusted so the first beat of measure five occurs at ten seconds.
Working with command markers
Command markers add interactivity to a multimedia presentation streamed over the Internet. As your media plays, any number of other
actions can be programmed to execute. These commands are a part of the Windows Media® and RealMedia™ streaming formats. Most
frequently, these actions add text or open a related Web site. The specific commands available vary depending on the final format of
your project.
actions can be programmed to execute. These commands are a part of the Windows Media® and RealMedia™ streaming formats. Most
frequently, these actions add text or open a related Web site. The specific commands available vary depending on the final format of
your project.
Note:
Streaming media files can be played back from a hard drive or CD-ROM, but in order to stream properly across the Internet, the file
must be on a streaming media server. Check with your internet service provider for details and availability of this service.
Placing command markers
Command markers appear on the command ruler, which is above the marker bar.
Marker bar
Command ruler
URL command marker
1.
Position the cursor where you want to place the command marker.
2.
From the Insert menu, choose Command.
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