https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=420843
--- Comment #4 from Michael De La Rue <gubdek.md...@spamgourmet.com> --- If I understand this correctly, markers seems to me to be the right thing - a property of the original recording. I've tried to work out how the workflow would be and I can't work out how I would get to a marker on the main timeline. This would definitely be inconvenient. Two typical problems we get - 1) Zoom has shown someone other than the presenter around the time when we do a switchover and have to have multiple people unmuted 2) a slide has taken too long to load and so the presenter is talking about it before it's visible Currently I 1. load a whole MP4 clip from zoom into the project and place it directly in the timelne 2. navigate to the place where I know there's a problem - identify start and end 3. create a slideshow clip which covers the correct time period 4. place the slideshow clip into the timeline at the point which needs overwritten a similar procedure happens also for sound glitches. Although I can get to a marker in the Clip Monitor I can't work out how to quickly navigate to a marker in the Project Monitor / main timeline. If there was a way to place a marker in a clip and then use that to get to the location(s) in the main timeline where it's visible then this would be great. As it is, it would be nice but wouldn't solve the problem of how to get to the right point in the timelene to do the next edit. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
