

Avid marker lists can be imported directly into Media Composer or Symphony but to import into Final Cut Pro 7, FCPX or Premiere you will need the free Marker Import tool available at. Exporting MarkersĬinePlay can export to Final Cut Pro 7 and Avid marker lists. When used with a video stored on Kollaborate, all markers are synced to the cloud and project users are notified when you create a new note via Dashboard and email alerts. If anyone makes a new comment while you are viewing a file, you will be alerted with a Notification Center alert. You can edit your own comments but cannot edit or delete those created by others unless your are an admin of the project.Ĭomments are live so anyone else viewing the file at the same time will be alerted to your comments as you make them. Cloud CommentsĬomments on Kollaborate videos are shown as markers in the timeline. Note: annotations must always have a comment attached - the text box cannot be empty.

To finish, either click Discard or Save in the top bar. To change the color of the pen, click the marker again and change the marker color. You can then drag the mouse to draw over the video. To do this, click on a marker to open the marker edit box if it is not already showing, then click the pencil icon to the right of the text box. You can add context to your comments by drawing over a video frame. This makes viewing or editing multiple markers at once much easier.
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Chapters stored in the movie file itself cannot be edited or deleted.Īll markers stored in the current movie can be viewed at once in the Markers window, which can be accessed by going to Window > Markers. Markers are not saved to the file so they only exist on your computer, however you can export markers to various text-based marker formats from the File menu. To delete a marker, position the playhead above it (you may find it easier to use the previous / next marker buttons to ensure you're directly above it) and click the X button in the edit popover that appears. Enter the name of the marker and choose a color if desired, then press Enter or click away from the marker popup to save it.

If a marker already exists at this position a popup window will appear for editing the existing marker. MarkersĪt the bottom right of the player window are controls for adding, editing and navigating between markers.Ĭlick the Add Marker button to create a new marker at the current playhead position. Video can be matted to various aspect ratios by going to View > Matte. Title and action safe areas can be added to the video display by going to View > Overlays and switching on 4:3 Safe Areas and/or 16:9 Safe Areas. This allows you to move the timecode display to another screen so it doesn't obscure playback. Timecode windowĪ draggable timecode window can be displayed by going to Window > Timecode. Timecode overlayĪ draggable timecode overlay can be added to the video display by going to View > Overlays > Timecode. The total length of the video is located to the right of the timeline. If the movie does not have an embedded timecode track the start position defaults to 00:00:00:00. The current timecode position is displayed to the left of the timeline bar. You can also jump to the beginning or end of a movie with the Home and End keys. The playback window offers the ability to play and pause, rewind and fast forward and step back and forward by a single frame.
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