Mark Time

Hi Paul,

in the moment there is no way to set an individually mark time by cue or channel or attribute, hope that will be possible in future. But you can set a generally automark time in setup, which is very helpfully.

sstaub

Thanks sstaub but as I pointed out in my post I am aware of the current methods of using a mark but was hoping for a more general discussion about development of mark time.

I'm aware that there will be a change regarding mark time. Right now it follows the timing of cue part 1, but at some point in the future it will follow the timing of the part containing the marking parameters.

You can put a mark on a different part and the time will come from the part with the mark on it. I do this all the time using Part 20.

We did have a discussion a while back about adding a cue level mark time and I think that is still on the radar.

Cheers

Dan

Ah sorry, what I said is regarding automark.

With Auto Mark enabled, it will always use the FCB times from part 1 of the Mark cue.  However, you can override these with discrete timing for whatever attributes/channels you like.  The catch is, you must apply and modify the discrete timing in the Reference cue, not the Mark cue.

It's not as graceful as you're asking for, but it is a workaround.

Cheers,
~P 

Really what I was hoping was that as we can set a default time for Mark in the same way as we can with Fade time and sneak time etc. I was rather hoping to open a discussion rather than ask for advice and that someone from ETC might  contribute as to how feasible it might be and whether it could be added to the wish list of future modifications to the software.

Thanks for all contributions and advice and perhaps I might repost it somewhere it might get some reponse from developers.

Hey Paul,

As suggested by Dan, marking on a Part is typically the way a couple of us set up our marking to allow greater control of mark timing. I've even got a macro that will make the marking part, label the marking part and put my chosen times on that marking part. Something like that might help for you? There have been discussions in the past about creating a dedicated marking part on the cue when you apply the mark to cue. This i would presume would take a time that could be set up in the setup window.

I'm sure its somewhere on the list...

Hey Paul,

As suggested by Dan, marking on a Part is typically the way a couple of us set up our marking to allow greater control of mark timing. I've even got a macro that will make the marking part, label the marking part and put my chosen times on that marking part. Something like that might help for you? There have been discussions in the past about creating a dedicated marking part on the cue when you apply the mark to cue. This i would presume would take a time that could be set up in the setup window.

I'm sure its somewhere on the list...