Cuts, timelines and in / out points

Can insertion points be specified digitaly rather then by mouse movements?

I belive that The TC Capture is only effecting importing assests.
Not true.
TC is used to identify the precise time you are at within a clip or a timeline.
It can be typed in to the TC windows to locate an exact frame in clip or timeline
I think you should stick with the mouse mean time.
Expand your timelines and source monitor up so that you can work more minutely within frames. (Use the Bars in the Monitors or the timeline)
Work in the source monitor with your source clip.
Mark the in and out points with the icons or the shortcuts keys I gave you.
Drag them to the timeline (or use the shortcut keys for Insert /overlay)
Note.  You do one at a time. ie mark in and out on the source clip then send to timeline...do the next one the same way... etc...
Doesnt matter what order you do them because you can Insert or overlay
Suggest you spend sometime with the pdf CS5 Manual as well.

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