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It is a good idea. I’ll add it to the Backlog.
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Similar key commands (and/or buttons) that would allow you to jump to the end of the timeline, as well as to markers, beginning/end of clips, and a time increment forward or backward (ie: 15 sec) would also make navigation easier in long timelines.
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Good idea. Will probably be included in a build within the next months.
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To build on this idea, for navigation purposes in the timeline it would be useful to enter a time and "jump" to that location in the timeline. For example, if I'm working off a transcript of an interview that is 90 minutes long and I want to quickly get to a sound bite that starts at 75:30, I should be able to enter 75:30 somewhere and have the playhead and timeline view jump there.
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Agree completely! I'm a video editor trying to switch to Hindenburg from Avid. I've done podcasts using Avid, but it's too expensive, and overkill since I don't need the video. But what I DO need is the ability to open a pop-up window for a source track (ie: 90 minute interview), and navigate that big clip by timecode, then select a section and drag it into the main timeline.
As an example, I often need to find little pieces of audio (ie: "but" or "and") to connect two thoughts into one bite. I have interview transcripts so I can use those to locate different options for these pieces using timecode, and then try them out to see which one flows best with the bites I'm connecting.
Currently the only way I can seem do this is by dragging the full 90 minute clip into the timeline starting at the 0 frame. Then I have to solo the track, scroll through the timeline to the timecode I'm looking for, split the clip to isolate the word or 2 I want, then copy/paste it where I need it. Doing this within the timeline creates substantial risk of accidentally deleting pieces of audio on another track or throwing tracks out of sync.
Being able to search a clip in it's own window and drag (or copy/paste) what you need to the timeline would be a game changer. Possibly this feature could even be accessed quickly and easily by using the "right click" menu on a clip in the timeline to open a pop-up window?
I would be happy to speak directly with someone at Hindenburg to better explain what myself and the other posters here are talking about. I am enjoying learning Hindenburg and like a lot of the simplicity and functionality of the software so far, but adding this feature would make the workflow infinitely better. If I could vote for this feature 10 times I would! Thank you!