Apple MA261Z/A User Manual - Page 82

Learning About the Viewer The following is a quick summary of the Viewer controls. For a more detailed description of Viewer controls, see the sections starting with "Tabs in the Viewer" on page 83. Clip name and the Tabs project it's in. Timecode Duration field Zoom pop-up menu Current Timecode field View pop-up menu Image display area Playhead In point Scrubber bar Shuttle control Marking controls Transport controls Out point Marker Jog control Generator pop-up menu Recent Clips pop-up menu  Tabs: There are five tabs that can be shown in the Viewer-Video, Audio, Filters, Motion, and Controls-each providing certain editing functions. For more details, see "Tabs in the Viewer" on page 83.  Image display area: This is the area of the Viewer where you can see the video from your sequence play back.  In point and Out point: In and Out points allow you to define a specific portion of a clip to include in a sequence. A clip In point marks the first frame of a clip to be edited into a sequence. A clip Out point specifies the last frame of the clip to be used. For more information, see "Setting Edit Points for Clips and Sequences" on page 283.  Playhead: The position of the playhead corresponds to the currently displayed frame. You can move the playhead to go to different parts of a clip.  Scrubber bar: The scrubber bar represents the entire duration of a clip. You can click anywhere in the scrubber bar to automatically move the playhead to that location.  Transport controls: You use these to play clips and move the playhead within clips and sequences.  Jog and shuttle controls: You use the jog and shuttle controls to navigate within your clip, much like traditional VTR controls.  Marking controls: You use these to set edit points (In and Out points) and add markers and keyframes to your clips. 82 Part II Learning About the Final Cut Express HD Interface