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--- doc:appunti:linux:video:flowblade_howto [2026/03/29 23:02] – [Keyframe Tool and Keyframe Editor] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:linux:video:flowblade_howto [2026/03/30 09:28] (current) – [How to add fade-in/fade-out effects on both video and audio] niccolo
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 ^ Shift+Left / Shift+Right  | Move to previous / next 10 frames.   |
 ^ Up / Down                 | Move to next or previous cut on topmost active track.  |
-^ Mouse center-click        | Zoom fit.                             |
+^ Mouse left-click          | Select a clip                        |
-^ Mouse wheel               | Zoom timeline in / out.               |
+^ Ctrl+Mouse left-click     | Select last clip of a range          |
-^ Ctrl+Mouse wheel          | Pan timeline left / right.            |
+^ Mouse center-click        | Zoom fit.                            |
-^ X                         | Cut the clip at playhead.             |
+^ Mouse wheel               | Zoom timeline in / out.              |
+^ Ctrl+Mouse wheel          | Pan timeline left / right.           |
+^ X                         | Cut the clip at playhead.            |
 ^ I / O                     | Add In and Out markers for clip cut  |
 ^ Alt+I / Alt+O             | Go to In or Out markers              |
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       * Click anywhere on the timeline to **close the Keyframe Tool**.
      * Similarly click the **Hamburger** button next the **Volume** and **Open in Keyframe Tool** to set the fade-in fade-out for the audio. Notice that normal volume is **0 dB** and silence is **-70 dB** on the scale.
+   * Clone the filters settings to other clips: FIXME
 === Removing unwanterd keyframes (handle points) ===
-In the Keyframe Tool you may accidentally add a keyframe (handle point) that you want to remove. Close the Keyframe Tool clicking anywhere on the timeline and double click the clip so the **Edit** pane is shown. Here you can jump over each keyframe added to the filter using the buttons **Previous keyframe** and **Next Keyframe**. When you are over the unwanted one, click **Delete Keyframe** button (the minus).
+In the Keyframe Tool you may accidentally add a keyframe (handle point) that you want to remove. Close the Keyframe Tool clicking anywhere on the timeline and double click the clip so the **Edit** panel is shown. Here you can jump over each keyframe added to the filter using the buttons **Previous keyframe** and **Next Keyframe**. When you are over the unwanted one, click **Delete Keyframe** button (the minus).
 === Picuters ===