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Chapter 5. Viewing Clips in the Monitor Panels > Cuing Clips Numerically
Cuing Clips Numerically
You can use the time displays to cue the Source and Program Monitors to a particular frame number, or absolute time. Like most user-defined values in Premiere Pro CS3 and other Adobe products, the time display is scrubbable hot text—you can adjust the value by dragging the number.
To cue a Monitor to an absolute time
1. | Click the Monitor panel’s current time display to highlight the number (Figure 5.12). Figure 5.12. Click a view’s current time display to highlight the number.
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2. | Enter the number of the frame that you want to view, and press Return/Enter (Figure 5.13). Figure 5.13. Type a valid frame number (typically, expressed in timecode), and press Return/Enter.
As long as the frame number that you entered exists, the view displays that frame. |
