Change clip view in timeline

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July 1, 2024
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I clicked the Fx icon to get here but how do I get back to seeing the clop image from here?

Correct answer PaulMurphy

Hi Mike,

If you don't want to see your Time Remapping keyframes, you can change the view back to normal. Right-click the FX badge in the top right of the clip and choose Opacity > Opacity to return it to its default view.

You can also hide all keyframes by clicking the Timeline Display Settings wrench (the small wrench icon in the Timeline) and deselecting Show Video Keyframes.

Cheers,
Paul

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PaulMurphy

Correct answer

Community Expert

Hi Mike,

If you don't want to see your Time Remapping keyframes, you can change the view back to normal. Right-click the FX badge in the top right of the clip and choose Opacity > Opacity to return it to its default view.

You can also hide all keyframes by clicking the Timeline Display Settings wrench (the small wrench icon in the Timeline) and deselecting Show Video Keyframes.

Cheers,
Paul

mikecox_Author

Inspiring

Hmmm, not very intuitive, but it worked! Thanks

Using Win 11

MyerPj

Community Expert

Are you referring to the 'Show Video Thumbnails' from the Wrench menu in the Timeline panel?

mikecox_Author

Inspiring

No, but I checked the wrench icon to see the listed options, and just about everything is checked; including "videa thumbnail " option.

My problem is that after I ckicked the Fx icon in the clip, to set the Time remaping option, I couldnt get back into "video thumbnail" mode when I was finished..

Using Win 11

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