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For the life of me I cant figure out how to change the timecode from frames to seconds can anyone please give me a pointer. i've been using a calculator and I am on a demo too. Not sure if that would make a difference
Ctrl/Cmnd + click on the readout in the timeline panel.
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Ctrl/Cmnd + click on the readout in the timeline panel.
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Thank you so much for taking time to answer Rick. Fantastic. thx. Have a great evening.
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Here's a page with more details.
(found with this search)
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What does readout look like? Never heard of that term before.
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the proper term is "current time display"
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This isn't working for me. No matter how many times I control+click the time code, it still only has options for measuring frames.. not seconds. Thoughts?
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msauggielyse wrote
This isn't working for me. No matter how many times I control+click the time code, it still only has options for measuring frames.. not seconds. Thoughts?
Yeah, you have AE set to display frames and not time code.
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It isn't though. I am in time code. I have a choice btwn 0;00;00;00 and 00000. It isn't even showing like 0:00:00:00.. I cannot figure this out and it is driving me crazy. I went to project settings> time code.
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Then ctl-click or some other key-click combination on the time display.
Adobe thought it would ber helpful to add this feature.
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I have tried all of that. I tried zooming out. Making the timeline longer. All of that.
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There is a bug in the 14.2 update of AE that causes issues with this in some circumstances. See post #14 in this thread.
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Thanks it worked.