The main window
The window has three parts: the top bar with buttons, the timeline in the middle and the status bar at the bottom.
The top bar
| Element | What it does |
|---|---|
| ✕ Close Project | Clears the timeline for the next shoot. It only appears when a project is loaded. |
| The licence badge | Trial · 9d, Free · Upgrade or the edition name. See the licence. |
| Sync | Starts the sync. While it runs the label changes to Analyzing…. |
| Export ▾ | The export menu: three editors, two options and the problem report. Active only after a sync. |
| Speaker | Turns the sound at the end of a sync on and off. The choice is remembered. |
| ◐ | Switches between the dark and the light theme. |
The strip above the timeline
On the right above the timeline there is an Unplaced clips in shooting order switch. It is there only when the project has clips for which a place exists by the logic of the shoot. What it does is described on the Clips without proof page.
The timeline
On the left are the track labels: V1…V5 for video, A1…A5 for sound. As in an editor, V1 sits lowest among the video tracks. Above is the time ruler with timecode. Every camera is on its own track, the recorder below, one track per channel. Colours, marks and tooltips are described on the Reading the timeline page.
The status bar
Before the sync it counts what came in. During the sync it shows the stage and the percentage. After the sync there are six numbers, each described on the Status bar page.
The light theme
