I have a slightly related request. I don't know if there are any soft keys left, but I'd like to apply offset to a cue range, which would be useful for a series of flashes, asides, etc. For example, [Cue] [1] [Through] [5] {Offset} [2] [Follow] [1]. [Cue] [1.1] [Through] [5.1] {Offset} [2] [Time] [2], etc. Would also be useful for doing Q-only edits in blind.
I have a slightly related request. I don't know if there are any soft keys left, but I'd like to apply offset to a cue range, which would be useful for a series of flashes, asides, etc. For example, [Cue] [1] [Through] [5] {Offset} [2] [Follow] [1]. [Cue] [1.1] [Through] [5.1] {Offset} [2] [Time] [2], etc. Would also be useful for doing Q-only edits in blind.
In the interest of complete and totally clarity.... (I've often found that although we are speaking the same language, what you say and we interpret are two different things).... by using the offset command, you are attempting to access (for example) every second cue in the range and apply a time? ??
Just checking to make sure that is your intent (it sounds like that, but......) And if so, darn good idea.
