I found how to make the start frame start at Frame 1 but I did enter into a wipe the other day and the entire timeline was inside where I wanted to keyframe the wipe. I work on the timeline all the time and cut shots out and work on them in batch, on the timeline - I even do a null color correction so they are a stand alone clip without handles and the first time I took it in and tried to use a Mux node was quite the shock. Took me a while to find the start clip at frame 1 instead of converting my timecode to frames from a timecode base of 00:00:00:00. I do like the extra window on the timeline as I get TIFF reels all the time, without embedded TC and am only given the frame number. Still wish that the exclusive/inclusive out mark, followed inside batch/Action - this still works only inclusively - it should follow the prefs.
Hey there Peter. There are a few things to keep in mind. When it comes to imported clips that are movie sequences, they inherit the start frame value set in the preferences. You can find it at 01:22 . Imported clips that are image sequences will inherit the start frame based on the start frame / first frame of the image sequence, but once the sequences are imported you can change the start frame after they have been imported through some of the methods outlined in the section starting at 02:04 "Finding and Modifying the Start Frame". Let me know if you're still running into issues though.
Good to hear you Jeff in here!!
Seems to be executed perfectly. It's kind of funny that it took until 2024 but well done.
woah, the conform king himself Jeff Kyle on the Flame Learning Channel!
I found how to make the start frame start at Frame 1 but I did enter into a wipe the other day and the entire timeline was inside where I wanted to keyframe the wipe. I work on the timeline all the time and cut shots out and work on them in batch, on the timeline - I even do a null color correction so they are a stand alone clip without handles and the first time I took it in and tried to use a Mux node was quite the shock. Took me a while to find the start clip at frame 1 instead of converting my timecode to frames from a timecode base of 00:00:00:00. I do like the extra window on the timeline as I get TIFF reels all the time, without embedded TC and am only given the frame number. Still wish that the exclusive/inclusive out mark, followed inside batch/Action - this still works only inclusively - it should follow the prefs.
Thansk you^^
I prefer all the clips start from 1. Where is the set?
Can’t find setup reference.
Hey there Peter. There are a few things to keep in mind. When it comes to imported clips that are movie sequences, they inherit the start frame value set in the preferences. You can find it at 01:22 . Imported clips that are image sequences will inherit the start frame based on the start frame / first frame of the image sequence, but once the sequences are imported you can change the start frame after they have been imported through some of the methods outlined in the section starting at 02:04 "Finding and Modifying the Start Frame". Let me know if you're still running into issues though.