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May 14, 2023
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How to select the end of a clip in the end of the timeline

  • May 14, 2023
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Hi forum.

 

Since I have been using AE, I split the layer of a clip, so I can be able to select the end of it. As I have indicated the layer with the circle and question mark, is there a method I can shorten the clip by selecting the ends of it (shown in CYAN colour arrow), rather than splitting the layer(s) as I usually do?

 

PS: as seen in the screen shot with the arrows, I have clips which I have split the layers.

 

 

Thank you.

 

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Correct answer Rick Gerard

Move the time indicator to the spot you want to set an out point for a layer, select the layer, press Alt/Option ] and a new out point is created. 

 

The layer in your screenshot extends beyond the end of the comp timeline. If you press Alt/Option + ] the layer's endpoint will be set to what looks to be 25 seconds. 

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Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
May 14, 2023

Move the time indicator to the spot you want to set an out point for a layer, select the layer, press Alt/Option ] and a new out point is created. 

 

The layer in your screenshot extends beyond the end of the comp timeline. If you press Alt/Option + ] the layer's endpoint will be set to what looks to be 25 seconds. 

Mylenium
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May 14, 2023

Double-click to open the layer view, set the out point there.

 

Mylenium