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Lastly, a timeline can be rendered to a movie file : select export to file from the Timeline menubar to do so. But you can close each tab as well (to only see the one you are working on) : when closed, a timeline can be reopen from the library. Timelines are displayed as tabs in the interface, so you can easily switch between them. Of course, you can create multiple timelines and even embed one in another one. If you need more accuracy, you can zoom in and out with the + and - button located in the bottom-right corner. Maintain SHIFT to snap your media to interesting timings, or select then press SHIFT+COMMAND+X to cut a media. You can adjust the timing of the media and dragging it over the timeline, or resizing it (if the duration on the timeline exceeds the duration of the media itself, it will obvisouly loop). Once setup, drag-and-drop some media from the Finder or the library, then hit the play button to check the result.

Still in this popup, you can trim the timeline, affect how it plays the content via the synchronized option (more info in asynchronous timeline section) and drives it via a timecode (more info in this article : Timecodes You can even choose to use a custom canvas to set a particular resolution (not binding to an output canvas) :

By default, a new timeline has a duration fo 3 minutes and targets the first canvas change this by clicking the setup button : However the timeline and the dashboard have been designed to work together, thus a timeline can be imported into the dashboard.įirst of all, create a timeline from the + timeline button (next to the dashboard tab). The timeline is different way to play a show : in the contrary fo the dashboard that is a sequencer, the content is linearly organized, like a film.