Duration Keyboard Command/Shortcut in Final Cut Pro
Knowing durations in Final Cut Pro is a common necessity. From clips, to graphics, to transitions, we often need to know how long something is. By highlighting something in the timeline and using the keyboard combination of CTRL+D, you will display the duration of the highlighted item. To close the duration viewer, just hit return, whether you changed the duration or not.
Other ways to go about getting a duration, are to right-click and choose duration, perform a match frame to display the duration in the Viewer, or mark the item, and display the duration in the Canvas. In most cases it will be most effective to use the keyboard combination.
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