Timeline : Switching between Timeline views
 
Switching between Timeline views
Two types of views are available in the Timeline: Storyboard View and Timeline View.
Storyboard View
The fastest and simplest way to organize photos and video clips in a project is to use the Storyboard View. Each thumbnail in the storyboard represents a photo, video clip, or a transition. Thumbnails are shown in the order in which they appear in your project, and you can drag thumbnails to rearrange them. The duration of each clip is shown at the bottom of each thumbnail. In addition, you can insert transitions between video clips, and you can trim a selected video clip in the Preview Window.
Corel VideoStudio Storyboard View
Timeline View
Timeline View gives you the most comprehensive display of the elements in your movie project. It divides a project into separate tracks for video, overlay, title, voice, and music.
Corel VideoStudio Timeline View
Corel VideoStudio Timeline in HTML5 Mode
 
Part
Description
1 — Show All Visible Tracks
Displays all tracks in your project.
2 — Track Manager
Lets you manage the tracks visible in the Timeline.
3 — Selected range
Displays a color bar that represents the trimmed or selected part of a project.
4 — Add / Remove Chapter or Cue
Lets you set chapter or cue points in your movie.
5 — Enable / Disable Ripple Editing
When enabled, clips maintain their relative positions when a clip is added to the track. For more information, see Using Ripple Editing.
6 — Track buttons
Shows / Hides individual tracks.
7 — Automatically scroll Timeline
Enables or disables scrolling along the Timeline when you preview a clip that extends beyond the current view.
8 — Scroll controls
Lets you move around your project by using the left and right buttons or dragging the Scroll Bar.
9 — Timeline ruler
Helps you determine clip and project length by displaying the project's timecode increments in hours:minutes:seconds:frames.
10a — Video Track
Contains videos, photos, graphics, and transitions.
10b — Background Track (HTML5 Mode)
Contains videos, photos, graphics, and transitions in HTML5 projects.
11a — Overlay Tracks
Contains overlay clips, which can be video, photo, graphic, or color clips.
11b — Overlay Tracks (HTML5 Mode)
Contains overlay clips for HTML5 projects, which can be photo, graphic, or color clips.
12 — Title Track
Contains title clips.
13 — Voice Track
Contains voice-over clips.
14 — Music Track
Contains music clips from audio files.
You can use the mouse wheel to scroll through the Timeline.
Right-click on any track button and choose Select all media to select all media clips that are in the track.
When the pointer is at the Zoom controls or Timeline ruler, you can use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out of the Timeline.
To switch between Storyboard View and Timeline View
• Click the buttons at the left side of the Toolbar.