Trim In Point of Selected Clip to CTI
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You can use the Visual Keyboard Shortcut editor to view the keys with their assigned shortcuts, assign new shortcuts, and delete existing ones. The feature also lets you easily navigate and provides maximum workflow efficiency.
When you select a key on the Keyboard Layout, you can view all the commands that are assigned to that key and all other modifier combinations.
The Keyboard Shortcut window appears which shows you the layout of a keyboard. All the application level shortcuts are marked in purple while all panel wide shortcuts appear in green. For keyboard shortcuts that are applicable in both the levels, the color will depend on whether the panel is open or not. If the Panel is selected, it would appear in green otherwise in purple.
You can assign shortcuts by dragging a command from the Command list to a key in the Keyboard Layout. You can also apply shortcuts using the modifier combination for the currently selected key displayed in the Key Modifier List. The Command List and the Modifier list appear below the keyboard.
When an existing shortcut conflicts with another command:
You can now easily change the assignment for the conflicting command.
New Project | Ctrl+Alt+N (Win), Opt+Cmd+N (macOS) |
Open Project | Ctrl+Shift+O (Win), Shift+Cmd+O (macOS) |
Close Project | Ctrl+Shift+W (Win), Shift+Cmd+W (macOS) |
Close | Ctrl+W (Win), Cmd+W (macOS) |
Save As | Ctrl+Shift+S (Win), CMD+Shift+S (macOS) |
Ingest | Ctrl+I (Win), Cmd+I (macOS) |
Export Project | Ctrl+P (Win), Cmd+P (macOS) |
Create Rough Cut | Ctrl+N (Win), Cmd+N (macOS) |
Exit | Ctrl+Q (Win), Cmd+Q (macOS) |
Undo | Ctrl+Z (Win), Cmd+Z (macOS) |
Redo | Ctrl+Shift+Z (Win), Shift+Cmd+Z (macOS) |
Cut | Ctrl+X (Win), Cmd+X (macOS) |
Copy | Ctrl+C (Win), Cmd+C (macOS) |
Paste | Ctrl+V (Win), Cmd+V (macOS) |
Clear | Delete (Win), Forward Delete (macOS) |
Select All | Ctrl+A (Win), Cmd+A (macOS) |
Deselect All | Ctrl+Shift+A (Win), Shift+Cmd+A (macOS) |
Set Marker In Point | I (Use Alt+I or Opt+I when Heads Up Display is enabled during playback.) |
Set Marker Out Point | O (Use Alt+O or Opt+O when Heads Up Display is enabled during playback.) |
Select Previous Marker | Ctrl+Left Arrow (Win), Cmd+Left Arrow (macOS) |
Select Next Marker | Ctrl+Right Arrow (Win), Cmd+Right Arrow (macOS) |
Select Previous Clip | Ctrl+Up (Win), Cmd+Up (macOS) |
Select Next Clip | Ctrl+Down (Win), Cmd+Down (macOS) |
Add Selected Markers | Shift+= (Win), Cmd+= (macOS) |
Add Subclip Marker | 1 (Main keyboard) |
Add Comment Marker | 2 (Main keyboard) |
Marker Inspector | Shift+5 (Win), Cmd+5 (macOS) |
Marker List | Shift+6 (Win), Cmd+6 (macOS) |
Marker Type | Shift+4 (Win), Cmd+4 (macOS) |
Metadata | Shift+7 (Win), Cmd+7 (macOS) |
Monitor | Shift+2 (Win), Cmd+2 (macOS) |
Project | Shift+1 (Win), Cmd+1 (macOS) |
Timeline | Shift+3 (Win), Cmd+3 (macOS) |
Adobe Prelude Help | F1 |
Go To Selected Clip End | Shift+End |
Go To Selected Clip Start | Shift+Home |
Go To Time View End | End (Win), End or Function+Right Arrow (macOS) |
Go To Time View Start | Home (Win), Home or Function+Left Arrow (macOS) |
Maximize or Restore Frame | ' (accent under tilde) |
Play In-out | Ctrl+Shift+Space (Win), Opt+K (macOS) |
Play Stop Toggle | Space |
Select Find Box | Shift+F |
Select Next Panel | Ctrl+Shift+. (period) |
Select Previous Panel | Ctrl+Shift+, (comma) |
Shuttle Left | J |
Shuttle Right | L |
Shuttle Slow Left | Shift+J |
Shuttle Slow Right | Shift+L |
Shuttle Stop | K |
Step Back | Left Arrow |
Step Back many Frames - Units | Shift+Left Arrow |
Step Forward | Right Arrow |
Step Forward many Frames - Units | Shift+Right Arrow |
Workspace 1 | Alt+Shift+1 (Win), Opt+Shift+1 (macOS) |
Workspace 2 | Alt+Shift+2 (Win), Opt+Shift+2 (macOS) |
Workspace 3 | Alt+Shift+3 (Win), Opt+Shift+3 (macOS) |
Workspace 4 | Alt+Shift+4 (Win), Opt+Shift+4 (macOS) |
Workspace 5 | Alt+Shift+5 (Win), Opt+Shift+5 (macOS) |
Workspace 6 | Alt+Shift+6 (Win), Opt+Shift+6 (macOS) |
Workspace 7 | Alt+Shift+7 (Win), Opt+Shift+7 (macOS) |
Workspace 8 | Alt+Shift+8 (Win), Opt+Shift+8 (macOS) |
Workspace 9 | Alt+Shift+9 (Win), Opt+Shift+9 (macOS) |
Zoom In | = |
Zoom Out | - (hyphen) |
Zoom To Clip | \ |
Project | |
New Bin (Prelude) |
Ctrl+B (Windows), Cmd+B (macOS) |
History Panel Menu |
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Step Backward |
Left Arrow |
Step Forward |
Right Arrow |
Ingest Dialog |
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Check All | Shift+V |
Uncheck All | Ctrl+Shift+V |
Check Selected Item(s) |
V |
Clear In Out Points |
C |
Select Directory List |
Ctrl+Left Arrow (Win), Cmd+Left Arrow (macOS) |
Select Media List |
Ctrl+Right Arrow (Win), Cmd+Right Arrow (macOS) |
Set In Point |
I |
Set Out Point |
O |
Timeline Panel Menu |
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Ripple Delete | Alt+Backspace (Win), Opt+Delete (macOS) |
Show Next Screen |
Down Arrow |
Show Previous Screen |
Up |
Trim In Point of Selected Clip to CTI |
Q |
Trim Out Point of Selected Clip to CTI |
W |
Insert Clip(s) at the previous edit point |
, (Comma) |
Insert Clip(s) at the next edit point |
. (period) |
Select clip at Playhead |
D |
Move clips left |
[ (Left angle bracket) |
Move clips right |
] (Right angle bracket) |
When you open the Keyboard Shortcuts panel for the first time, the only option in the Set menu is Adobe Prelude Factory Defaults.
You can edit keyboard shortcuts and save the new set. After you save the new set, it appears in the Set menu.
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