Clear In and Out points?

[space_food]

Is there a shortcut to clear your IO points in Source window? The manual doesn’t mention it.

[SergeC]

There are no shortcut yet.
4 keys in a row make the job: End I Home I

[space_food]

Thanks.

I used End I to clear the markers then only Home to jump back.

Odd, it’s not in the manual.

[SergeC]

It’s not really a shortcut, but a sequence of keys.

[Hudson555x]

The In and Out points are never cleared from the Source viewer. You can move them around by clicking and dragging or setting them in a different position with keyboard shortcuts, as @SergeC shows.

Video clip:
When first opened, Source will always default to In at the very beginning and Out at the very end.

Image clip:
You can set a default Duration when first opened in the properties panel. The source viewer adheres to that default duration with a 4-hour adjustable length. If you need a longer image clip, move the out slider or manually enter the timecode or frame number count, then o to set the out point.

To reset the In and Out points for a Video clip back when you first opened it in Shotcut, do this:
Home+i In point
End+o Out point

Keyboard Shortcuts are listed here: Look at Player

Shotcut - Keyboard Shortcut Reference

Keyboard Shortcuts are also shown and searchable in Shotcut itself.

Three Point Editing

Three-point editing is a technique used in video editing to manipulate footage by using three reference points: an in-point, an out-point, and a cut point. It’s particularly useful when you need to extract a segment from a source clip and insert it in your Timeline. The segment can also be inserted into to the Playlist. The Three Points In Point This is the starting time of the segment you want to insert into the Timeline. In the Source player, you set the in-point at the specific frame where y…