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•Cueing is done with ENTER (title in) and INS (title out) on the numeric keypad (in Display Mode).
•The Subtitle Out/In function may also be done in one keystroke with DEL on the numeric keypad (in Display Mode).
•Time code capture from still in video window is done with the same three keys in Edit Mode. •The previous subtitle is reached with PAGE UP and the next with PAGE DOWN •TAB makes the cursor cycle between the various cue windows (in Edit Mode) •CTRL+HOME brings the first subtitle into focus and CTRL+END shows the last one. •The time code override or cancel function is activated by pressing and holding one of the two CRTL-keys (in Display Mode)
•RETURN moves the cursor from a cue window to the edit window, confirming any changes (in Edit Mode). •The Numeric Keypad is used for video cache commands and should definitely not be tampered with. •ALT+PAGE UP and ALT+PAGE DOWN are also used as video cache commands (go to previous/next subtitle and run video clip) •When a cue window is activated (in Edit Mode) the six keys above the arrow keypad may be used for increasing or decreasing time code values: PAGE UP: decrease frames PAGE DOWN: increase frames HOME: decrease seconds END: increase seconds INSERT: simultaneously decrease seconds in the active cue window and the one immediately above or below it. DELETE:simultaneously increase seconds in the active cue window and the one immediately above or below it.
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