Move the CTI one frame at a time short cut

Is there a short cut key to move CTI one frame at a time? I am an After Effects guy and very much used to move one frame at time using the shortcut keys. New to Animate CC... I haven't been able to figure out that feature in Animate CC. Any help for this newbie? Thank u. Cheers

That's how Photoshop's video editor works. You can adjust only one layer/frame at a time.
Editing Video in Photoshop CS6 | Understanding Adobe Photoshop CS6 | Adobe TV
PS. Tell your model to make a cup of tea and apply tea bags to her eyes.
Nancy O.

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The way I was doing it was zooming in really close (command +) and then manually moving the clips to line up.
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Tried searching this, as I'm sure it's basic and in the owner's manual, but I can't find it:
I can't control how far I'm dragging something across the timeline. Can I grab and nudge rather than grab and drag? I'd like to be able to move a clip one frame over.
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I can move my clip one frame over by pressing "Shift" and the > or < key.
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Cheers!
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LH,
You may (you can see Groups in the Layers palette with the layer expanded):
1) Ctrl/Cmd+A to select everything and Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+G to Ungroup ;
2) ShiftClick the circle to deselect it; if it is still a Group (all of its own), Ungroup again;
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4) Ctrl/Cmd+A to select everything again and Pathfinder>Divide (this will make pie pieces);
5) Drag over the centre with the Direct Selection Tool and press Delete (this will rid you of the inner parts of the pie pieces so you just have the outer rim in pieces).
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[svn] 663: Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.

Revision: 663
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-02-26 13:56:08 -0800 (Tue, 26 Feb 2008)
Log Message:
Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.
This changes the way swfs are written out when they contain embedded lossless images,
such as PNGs and GIFs. The old code had a loop to write a byte at a time; the new code
does a single biblt. The result is a modest compilation speedup, on the order of
several hundred milliseconds when compiling Flexstore.
(This already went into the trunk as revision 658.)
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-14201
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/branches/3.0.x/modules/swfutils/src/java/flash/swf/TagEncoder.java

Hiya, Mike,
It's pretty tough to work through pasted-in code. If you can, please upload a page to a server, so we can see your pages in context. We'll be able to download it and look at it.
That said, you can do this: Find the beginning of an editable region in Code View. It will look like this:

Click anywhere in that tag, between the opening bracket and the closing bracket.
Then, on the vertical toolbar on the left side of the Code window, click on the "Collapse Full Tag" button. It is the one with two arrows pointing at each other. This will collapse that entire editable region. Then click the button with the two arrows pointing away from each other. That will re-open the editable region, but will highlight it.
If you have nested regions, you will find the other inside one of the editable regions. If you copy the <!-- InstanceBeginEditable and do a search on it in that document, you will find the nested region.
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[svn] 658: Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.

Revision: 658
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-02-26 11:28:16 -0800 (Tue, 26 Feb 2008)
Log Message:
Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.
This changes the way swfs are written out when they contain embedded lossless images,
such as PNGs and GIFs. The old code had a loop to write a byte at a time; the new code
does a single biblt. The result is a modest compilation speedup, on the order of
several hundred milliseconds when compiling Flexstore.
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-14201
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/trunk/modules/swfutils/src/java/flash/swf/TagEncoder.java

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I've downloaded the exif tool + the gui - I can see how it's meant to work and have successfully processed a single file (even when I got the name wrong it still copied exif time data!)
I'll investigate further on how to do a batch and use command line
Really appreciate your prompt response to my problem.
I will let you all know how I get on - will take quite a few weeks but I am confident I can get there!
Thanks Mike
A week later I've now got back into this. I used the exif gui tool - which was very simple to use once I sat down with peace and quiet for 10 mins! I successfully copied and updated the correct exif data including capture time from the original backup files. My metadata keywords remained untouched when I then updated the metadata setting from disk in lightroom.
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