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A preview marker in the Timeline shows the Timeline Out point being automatically calculated by
DaVinci Resolve based on the In and Out points that are set in the Viewer, and the In point in the Timeline
On the other hand, if you set both In and Out points in the Timeline, and only an Out point in the
Source Viewer, a preview marker appears in the jog bar of the Source Viewer to show you the
implied In point, in the Source Viewer, of the edit you’re about to make.
A preview marker in the Source Viewer shows the Source Viewer In point being automatically calculated by
DaVinci Resolve based on the In and Out points that are set in the Timeline, and the In point in the Source Viewer
If you like, you can move the playhead to the position of the preview mark by using Shift-I if the
preview mark is an In point, or Shift-O if the preview marker is an Out point.
Dragging Preview Marks to Change an Edit
You can drag preview marks to alter the edit you’re about to make. When you drag a preview mark, the
corresponding In or Out point that’s opposite the Viewer with focus is altered to accommodate the
new three-point edit you’re setting up. For example, if you have an In point in the Source Viewer, and
In and Out points set in the Timeline, a preview mark appears in the Source Viewer to show the Out
point that will be used to edit the clip in the Source Viewer into the Timeline. However, you can drag
this preview mark to the left in the Source Viewer, and the result will be that the Out point in the
Timeline will move along with it, since you’re retiming the edit.
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