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Lisa Brenneis

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Visual QuickStart Guide: Final Cut Express HD for Mac OS X
By Lisa Brenneis
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Publisher: Peachpit Press
Pub Date: April 11, 2005
Print ISBN: 0-321-35026-X
Pages: 608

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  • Customizing the Browser Display


    Different Browser display modes offer different functionality. List view, for example, offers a multitude of data, arranged in sortable columns, plus sexy scrubbable Thumbnail clips. Large Icon view allows you to drag your clips into any order you choose. FCE will save your custom Browser arrangement between sessions, and you can save multiple custom Browser layouts with the Save Column Layout feature described later in this chapter. You can customize the Browser in the following ways:

      Figure 7.6 ) or in a text list.


      Figure 7.6. The Browser in Large Icon display mode. You can also select Medium Icon, Small Icon, or List view.



    • In List view, rearrange, resize, hide, or show as many columns as you like. (Note: You can't hide the Name column.)

    • Sort by most columns.

    • Set a standard arrangement of columns and switch between that preset and another preset column arrangement for logging clips. Both presets can be selected from the column header's shortcut menu.

    • Change the Comment column headers.


    To display items as a list or as icons:

    Do one of the following:

      Figure 7.7 ).


      Figure 7.7. Control-click inside the Browser window and choose a display option from the shortcut menu.



    • Choose a different Browser view by clicking the corresponding shortcut button at the top of the Browser window (Figure 7.8 ).


      Figure 7.8. The shortcut buttons at the top of the Browser offer another way to choose a display option.



    • Choose View > Browser Items and select a display option from the submenu: As List, As Small Icons, As Medium Icons, or As Large Icons.


    To display thumbnails in List view:


    1.

    In the Browser window, Control-click any Browser column header except Name.

    2.

    From the shortcut menu, choose Show Thumbnail (Figure 7.9 ).


    Figure 7.9. Choose Show Thumbnail from the shortcut menu.




    Tip

    • You can scrub through a clip's thumbnail in the Browser by clicking the thumbnail and then dragging in the direction you want to scrub (Figure 7.10 ). Initially, your thumbnail will display the clip's first frame, but you can select another poster frame by scrubbing through the clip until you locate the frame you want and then pressing the Control key before you release the mouse button. Very slick.


      Figure 7.10. Drag your pointer across a thumbnail in the Browser; the thumbnail scrubs through the action in that clip.



    To hide a column:


    1.

    In the Browser window, Control-click the column header of the column that you want to hide.

    2.

    From the shortcut menu, choose Hide Column (Figure 7.11 ).


    Figure 7.11. Choose Hide Column from the shortcut menu; the selected column disappears from view.




    To display a hidden column:


    1.

    In the Browser window, Control-click the column header to the right of the place where you want the hidden column to be displayed.

    2.

    From the shortcut menu, choose the name of the column you want to display (Figure 7.12 ).


    Figure 7.12. From the shortcut menu, choose the name of the column that you want to display.



    The column appears in the place you designated.


    Tips

    • FCE initially hides some Browser columns by default. Control-click the Browser's column header to see a complete list of available columns.

    • You can keep your Browser columns narrow and still see the full-length entry in every column. Pause your pointer over a column entry; a tooltip appears displaying the complete contents of the column.

    • When you want to move a column to the other end of the Browser column layout, use the column hide/display feature. This method can be easier than dragging the column to its new location.

    To rearrange columns:

    • Drag the column header to the new location (Figure 7.13 ).


      Figure 7.13. Drag a column to a new location.




    To resize columns:

    • Drag the right edge of the column header to the new width.


    To edit the Comment column name:


    1.

    In the Browser window, Control-click the Comment column header.

    2.

    From the shortcut menu, choose Edit Heading (Figure 7.14 ).


    Figure 7.14. Control-click the Comment column heading and choose Edit Heading from the shortcut menu.



    3.

    Type the new column name (Figure 7.15 ).


    Figure 7.15. Type the new column name and press Enter.



    4.

    Press Enter.


    Or do this:


    1.

    Choose Edit > Project Properties.

    2.

    Type the new column name in the Comment text box and click OK.


    Tip

    • Try double-clicking or Control-clicking clip information right in its Browser column. You will find that you can modify lots of clip settings without bothering to open the clip's Item Properties window. You can also modify clip settings for multiple clips in a single operation: Select the clips and then adjust the settings of just one of the selected clips.


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