Normally, when I edit a video, I can hear the audio by pressing the arrow keys or by moving the playhead with the mouse. It helps knowing where certain sounds are in a video.
Now it's silent, and it makes editing a lot harder when playing with audio.
Did I disable something by accident, can I turn in on again?
Ian R. Brown wrote:
That's odd! I haven't used skimming for a while and though it works (audio and video) with the clips in the browser, nothing happens in the timeline.
Ian, I don't know why it is not working for you in the timeline.
I always keep Audio Skimming off, but I turned it on to test and sure enough, when it's one, I can hear audio both when skimming and when using the arrow keys.
Ian R. Brown wrote:
That's odd! I haven't used skimming for a while and though it works (audio and video) with the clips in the browser, nothing happens in the timeline.
Ian, I don't know why it is not working for you in the timeline.
I always keep Audio Skimming off, but I turned it on to test and sure enough, when it's one, I can hear audio both when skimming and when using the arrow keys.
Did you turn on Audio Skimming?
That's odd! I haven't used skimming for a while and though it works (audio and video) with the clips in the browser, nothing happens in the timeline.
Just got my audio and video skimming back by simply shutting down FCP X and launching it again.
Final Cut Pro problems
