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Adding Markers
Adding markers to a clip allows you to have visual clues as to when a specific event is going to occur. This is important because when a clip is added to the Timeline, only the start frame and end frame (the heads and tails) are displayed. The rest of the clip is one long piece of blue. The Film Strip mode found in Adobe Premiere is unfortunately not an option in Liquid Edition.Chapter 12 for more on this.
To set a marker
| 1. | With a clip open in the Source Viewer, scrub through until you see a place where you want to add a marker. |
| 2. | Hit the M key on the keyboard and a small gray triangle appears on the Source Viewer's Timeline.When the cursor is on this point, a triangle also appears in the top center of the Source Viewer (Figure 6.64 ).Figure 6.64. A marker added just as the car door was closing. |
Tool Buttons That Should Be Added…" sidebar that appears in this chapter for details. Also, see Chapter 1 to learn how to add a button to an interface.
To navigate the markers in a clip
Do one of the following:
- Figure 6.65 ).
Figure 6.65. Open Marker List button displaying all the Source Viewer markers.
Tip- The Open Marker list does not appear on the toolbars by default. See Tip on previous page.
To rename a marker
Do one of the following:
- Figure 6.66 ).
- Click the Open Marker List button and then right-click and select Rename (Figure 6.67 ).
Figure 6.67. Naming a marker via the Open Marker list.
Figure 6.66. Directly naming a marker.
To delete a marker
| 1. | Open the list of markers using the Open Marker List button. |
| 2. | Highlight the marker(s) you want to delete. |
| 3. | Right-click any of the highlighted markers and then select Clear Selected Markers or Clear All Markers (Figure 6.68 ).Figure 6.68. Deleting a marker via the Open Marker list. |
