PR CS5 5 version about CTRL k shortcut cropping issues

It may be that your ** track and the audio track do not correspond, for example, ** is in track 1, and the corresponding audio is in track 2 of the audio, so there will be the situation you said, as long as you put ** and audio in the same corresponding track, such as in the corresponding track 1 or track 2 or something like that.

In the case that there is no combination of ** file and audio file, you select which file with the mouse is only to operate on that file, and then there will be no effect on the unselected file.

C is the tool, and Ctrl+K is the operation against the timeline. The meaning is not the same.

This causes a difference in efficiency. Under the razor tool, the mouse clicks on which to cut, it has nothing to do with the time point of the screen you are monitoring. Of course, you can also aim for the current point in time.

Most people do the same. And d is where the surveillance screen is, and where is the cut. Of course, D needs to choose a good track.

It's a bit more troublesome when editing multiple tracks at the same time.

There is also a difference in operation, to cut with a razor, you need to press C mouse to find the cutting position, and click the left mouse button. Three operations. Ctrl+K only needs to be done once when you find the clip point.

Most people who use this shortcut will change the default shortcut. Change to a more comfortable position. I use d).

Overall, it's much easier to clip a simple track, ctrl+k. Complex engineering is more intuitive and less prone to errors.

In English, press the shortcut key, otherwise the shortcut key will not work.

Specific solution: When using shortcut keys, it is necessary to exclude the letter keys from not being in English.

Shortcut: m Add a marker.

Shift + M to go to the next marker.

Ctrl + Shift + M to go to the previous marker.

Ctrl + Alt + M clears the current marker.

Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M to clear all markers clip operation tips.

In English, press the shortcut key, otherwise the shortcut key will not work.

I don't know what the reason for the problem you encountered,I've encountered this problem in the past,Later I found out that it's a problem with the input method,The operation of the shortcut key should be available in the state of the input method in English,For example, you sometimes type Chinese characters in the PR and the input is not called back to the English state,The shortcut key will not be good,Windows comes with input methods such as smart ABC、Microsoft Pinyin、Spelling will appear like this, The probability of this happening in the state of Sogou Pinyin or QQ Pinyin input method is greatly reduced, but occasionally there are, you try it.

PR costs memory and graphics card when you use it, don't you know? -

Ctrl+Z is to go back to the previous step, if you haven't set up another shortcut key yourself, it's Ctrl+Z, which is suitable for many software, and Word is also this shortcut key to return.

You can try to select all of them, there is a ripple under the speed duration, move the tail clip, and you're good to go.

Tools Raw materials.

A computer with Photoshop CS5 installed.

Method 1: Use the Crop tool to crop.

1. Execute the "File - Open" command (shortcut ctrl+o) and open the required ** with ps.

2. Select "Crop Tool" in the toolbar.

3. Set the cropping size, choose or customize. If you don't need it, you can directly drag the mouse on the image to crop freely.

4. Drag the squares with the mouse to adjust the cropping area.

5Press the "Enter" key to complete the cropping.

End method 2: Use the image crop command to crop.

With the file open, select the Rectangular Box Selection tool.

Use the box selection tool to select and adjust the selection (the area that needs to be cropped).

Execute the Image - Crop command.

Press the Ctrl+D shortcut to deselect the area and finish cropping.