Thanks Terry so much for the explanation!

Thanks! that works.

Fifteen years later I'm finding this answer still useful. My Command Palette was open. Go Forum!

My question is somewhat related to http://community.avid.com/forums/t/196896.aspx . As we figured there, Avid is actually displaying my 29.97 project as a 30 fps project, with the result that the length of the timeline is slightly shorter than what it should be. These are my settings: http://shayok.com/tmp/frame-rate.png The export QT reference, though

Apologies - please don't attach any meaning to the semi-colon. That's me typing. It doesn't appear anywhere on my Avid as far as I can tell: http://shayok.com/tmp/frame-rate.png

I believe it's 29.97, but in case I'm misunderstanding, could you please take a look at this screenshot: http://shayok.com/tmp/frame-rate.png

Thanks Cutyes! I think you're exactly right. See screenshot: http://shayok.com/tmp/frame-rate.png I also see the frame numbers go 27, 28, 29, 0 as I scroll. Question is: how would it display as 29.97 fps? Is that even possible with the frame numbers?

Hello, I have a 29.97 1080 project. The length of my timeline is 1:23:50;28. However, when I export a quicktime reference, its length that I see using Cmd-I is 1:23:56. I render the QT reference using Sorenson, and the length I see (on Quicktime player, VLC) is 1:23:56. Why is the length different from the timeline? I sent this rendered file and an

[quote user="Bruno M"] [quote user="Joachim Claus"]Hold ALT-key and click on the "Copy to Clipboard" button (above the timeline[/quote] Or of course, just use the ALT+C combination (assuming youve not re-mapped the C key). [/quote] Thanks, Joachim and Bruno, both of these work. I have a follow-up question, though - is it

Thanks! that works. ALt+C. However, magically (perhaps due to a MC restart), dragging has started working.