Timeline Starts Over at End of Sequence

I have altered a setting a somewhere in FCP 7 that causes the time line to immediately start over and play from the beginning when the end of a sequence is reached. How do you make FCP simply stop playback when it reaches the end of a sequence instead of looping it over and over again until it is manually stopped?
Thanks!

View->Loop Playback (^L)
-DH

Similar Messages

Premiere pro cc bug??? - timeline indicator goes beyond end of sequence...

Not sure if anyone else has come across this. But for some reason, in my premiere pro cc (2014.2) verison, my timeline indicator doesn't stop at the end of my sequence but goes a good distance beyond that. I zoomed in all the way and already verified that there are no video or audio clips where it stops.
The timeline needle should stop at 00;08;09;20 which is the end of my sequence.
But instead it stops at 00;08;14;51. No idea why:

Not sure if anyone else has come across this. But for some reason, in my premiere pro cc (2014.2) verison, my timeline indicator doesn't stop at the end of my sequence but goes a good distance beyond that. I zoomed in all the way and already verified that there are no video or audio clips where it stops.
The timeline needle should stop at 00;08;09;20 which is the end of my sequence.
But instead it stops at 00;08;14;51. No idea why:

At end of timeline cursor returns to beginning and starts over?

I am sure there is an easy fix to this very minor issue.
When I get to the end of any timeline the cursor automatically jumps back to the beginning and starts over.
How do I get it to just stop at the end of the timeline?
It used to stop and just started doing this somewhow? To my knowlege I have not made any changes to sequence settings, user preferences, etc.
Many Thanks,
Peter Mallamo

If it was a snake it would have bit me!
Thanks Michael. I guesss I somehow hit control L.
Thanks again,
PM

I am using the 30-day trial and have 4 days left. My problem is twofold - 1) I cannot open or see my timeline and don't wish to start over again; it's 15 minutes long

I am using the 30-day trial and have 4 days left. My problem is threefold - 1) I cannot open or see my timeline and don't wish to start over again; it's 15 minutes long - video, photos and audio. 2) My timeline has disappeared, so can't edit further 3) Need best way to export to DVD or my MacBook Pro laptop - don't know which settings/items to choose.
I would appreciate it very much if Apple Support would extend my 30-day trial. I am working on this project for a Multimedia classroom project at Randolph Community Collge, and am also unemployed so can't afford to buy just yet. PLEASE help!

Ok, Tom, I completed the first three steps and everything went fine. However, I still don't have a timeline, AND above is a screenprint of my timeline and what I presume is meant by the PROJECT. There is no project. Now, I can go up to the Event window and Export XML, but it doesn't give me a usable file. So, first, am I correct re: terminology - the timeline/bottom section is also known as the project folder/manager??
I've been reading other users strings as well and have tried their tricks as well. For instance, Eric Martin re: his deleting preference files (6/6), and Norman Jayo's (4/25) lengthy discourse with the "here is the work around" w/ 7 steps. Again, he mentions closing the PROJECT that is corrupted. I'm not sure that mine is corrupt as I can play and see my 15-minute audio/view in the view module (upper right).
So, back to the beginning...

How do I remove a bookmark I no longer want, I've only been able to delete them all and start over?.

I just downloaded Firefox. I have Windows XP home 2002, and Internet Explorer 8. In learning to use bookmarks I ended up with bookmarks I really didn't want. Couldn't find a way to remove just the ones I didn't want so have removed them all twice and just started over.
I tried using the remove or delete button, but it didn't work.

All I do is open up the bookmarks, slide to the bookmark, right click, delete. '''Don't '''left click to hightlight the bookmark first... ''Good Luck''

"Starting Over with iTunes"

I am having a terrible set of computer luck. My Windows desktop crapped out on me about 4 or 5 months ago. I had all of my itunes music sitting on my Dell laptop and regularly sync'd to my 30gb colour ipod. I went out and bought a new iMac and a Buffalo Pro Duo to act as a NAS. I spent lots of time on this very helpful board understanding how to consolidate my entire itunes library from the Dell laptop onto the NAS and then set the NAS as my default location for all of my music.
Everything was working great.
About a month ago, my Dell laptop gave up the ghost. No problem, because all of my music was safely on the NAS in a RAID 1 configuration. Because I had about 30 gb of music and my ipod only holds about 27gb (apx), I "unticked" some music but all was fine.
Over the weekend, my NAS crapped out. To make a short story long, even though I was using RAID 1, it is not cost effective to get the files off the hard drives.
Here is the question:
So now, when I open itunes on the Mac, I "see" my entire music library, but obviously none of the music is there. All of the files were stored on the NAS which is now gone. I have been in touch with Apple support and I believe I can re-obtain my purchased music, but I probably don't even need to as I understand I can get the purchased music off the ipod back onto the computer. But that only works for the purchased music from the itunes store. Has anyone tried the 3rd party solutions to get the rest of my music off the ipod and onto my computer? I was looking at Senuti, which seems good, any thoughts?
Also, how do I "get rid" of all of the songs that are listed in the library, but no longer exist, as the files are gone? When I get the music off the ipod and onto the computer, I don't want to have a bunch of extra names of songs for which the files don't exist. I guess I am asking if there is a way of "wiping the library" clean ( even though the files themselves, now only reside on my ipod, as the NAS is gone) so I can start fresh, get all of my music off the ipod and onto the computer and then just go from there.
Sorry for the long message. Hopefully this is the end of the problems. (Oh yeah, my daughter's for some reason gave me the "Restore" message and I had to wipe it clean and start over. Only problem is I have no music to put back on it until I resolve the above issue. )
Thanx
Message was edited by: Birdman325

Thanx for all the assistance. I deleted the files in the itunes folder and then when I re-started itunes, it looked clean. I then used Pod to Mac to transfer the 5000+ songs I had on my old 30gb ipod back over to the computer. It went surprisingly quick, and it seems, very smoothly.
When I reconnected the ipod back to the computer, it told me that I can only sync with one itunes library at a time, and do I want to remove all the contents of my ipod and re-sync with the "new" library on the computer. Because I was heading out to work, and I knew that it would take some time to re-sync, I said cancel, but when I get home I will do it again, and given that now, everything that is on the computer hard drive / itunes library actually came from the ipod, there should be no problem re-sync'ing. Thanx again for your help.

ITunes Match Songs Keep Starting Over

I've been using iTunes Match since it first released and absolutely love it! However, I've been experiencing a strange thing the last couple of months and it's happening more frequently. I haven't changed any settings or anything - it's an issue that just started out of the blue.
I keep all my music in the cloud and stream it on my iMac. Particularly my playlists. Sometimes, right in the middle of playing a song, it will stop the music and put the song back at the beginning. Out of nowhere! All of a sudden the song will stop, I look at iTunes, and the play marker will be at the beginning of the song, and it's stopped. One particular song I couldn't even get through it because it kept stopping it and I had to start the song over and over until I just skipped it. I thought with the new Yosemite the issue might be fixed, but it's continued from the previous version into this new OS. I've never had that problem before songs in the cloud or playlists in the cloud, but this has happened a number of times over the last few months.
My internet connection is great (50mb download) and it's not cutting in and out. I thought that might be the issue because the songs in the cloud will just stop, as if the internet cut off the song, and then iTunes will put the marker at the beginning.
Any thoughts?
Hardware: iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2012)
Processor: 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory: 8 GB
OS: OS X Yosemite Version 10.10
ITunes: 12.0.1.26

I have the same problem. It seems once a movie or tv show has a problem, it will never "complete" the download. It gets all the way to the end and then inexplicably starts over. Sometimes it says "processing" and then starts over. Frankly, I find there are more quirks with the iPad than my Android tablet. Just saying. Amazon's system, cloud player, and movie rentals blow iTunes out of the water.

Organizing: can i start over

i have 6k+ photos, 193 events, 33 albums, 3 projects, 2 slide shows.
my Events are too messy (multiple photos that belong to multiple other events) to sort out and put into correct events. i would like to delete all events and start over but from browsing forums that's not possible. my Album(s) contents mostly have correct photos but not all photos are in an album. (off this subject but my Projects have decreased/disappeared. that's another day.) i know i should have learned iphoto when i switched from pc.......
can i start over?

Deleting an Event means deleting the images within it. So, yes you can do it, but it means really starting over. Export your images to folders in the Finder. Make a new Library. Import the images again. You'll lose all your editing, keywords, albums, projects and so on. It is possible bit do you really want to?
There's no need.
Events are a very limited form of organisation. No photo should be in more than one Event as that requires that the file is duplicated and so takes up twice the space on the hard disk. Albums are really where its at when it comes to organisation. So, no you don' have to "sort out" your Events. For me, Events are just a basic folder of photos. All the Sping 2013 photos are in a single Event. then I have Albums for the various shoots that I have done. The advantage: well for a start you can have a photo in any number of Albums and that takes no extra disk space. It also means you can pick which ones go in the Album. When you're taking 300 shots on a day out, it's good to use only the best 50 or so on the Album. Anyone you show the shots too will be grateful
FWIW here's a canned answer abot the possibilities of organising in iPhoto:
I use Events simply as big buckets of Photos: Spring 08, July - Nov 06 are typical Events in my Library. I use keywords and Smart Albums extensively. I title the pics broadly.
I keyword on a
Who
What
Where basis (The When is in the photos's Exif metadata). I also rate the pics on a 1 - 5 star basis.
Using this system I can find pretty much find any pic in my 45k library in a couple of seconds.
So, for example, I have a batch of pics titled 'Seattle 08' and a typical keywording might include: John, Anne, Landscape, mountain, trees, snow. With a rating included it's so very easy to find the best pics we took at Mount Rainier.
File -> New Smart Album
set it to 'All"
title contains Seattle
keyword is mountain
keyword is snow
rating is 5 stars
Or, want a chronological album of John from birth to today?
New Smart Album
Keyword is John
Set the View options to Sort By Date Ascending
Want only the best pics?
add Rating is greater than 4 stars
The best thing about this system is that it's dynamic. If I add 50 more pics of John to the Library tomorrow, as I keyword and rate them they are added to the Smart Album.
In the end, organisation is about finding the pics. The point is to make locating that pic or batch of pics findable fast. This system works for me.

Starting Over - Making a functional OS X Server

Friends, I need some help here.
I built my OS X Server first as an Advanced Server and frankly it was about as unintuitive as I've ever seen, Novell OES, SUSE Linux, Microsoft were all easier to get the piece parts working. I searched online for books and all of them are either out of date or have extremely poor ratings. I downloaded all the guides from Apple and while nice they are very basic and lack any kind of really useful detail.
I have a mostly working server now or more correctly again. The web server functions properly and I can again see the groups and users pages. Webmail is broken again as is iCal. It runs on the server or is at least running, but I can no longer connect to it from any client workstations. Wikis and blogs are working, I can connect to the server from the Macs and presume that the server is advertising properly on SMB (no Windows workstations here at this time).
The frustration is that I cannot send email from the server (it times out constantly, that I cannot depend upon the configuration (earlier today web services wanted only to connect to the server.domain.com addressing. Webmail had been working and now is not for reasons unknown.
I had hoped to bring the domain in house instead of hosting externally for a number of reasons. Thus far I cannot see doing this due to the ongoing instability of services. I wanted to use OS X server to leverage the incredible success of the Mac workstations, but on a server instead.
I am prepared to blow the whole thing away and start over again to make a fully functional server. I'd appreciate to hear from anyone who has made this work fully and would appreciate guidance in making this so. Until today outbound mail was my only real concern, but I have not yet turned on podcast or quicktime services. I do not use DNS or DHCP as services since I have a router doing DHCP and am passing DNS info through it. The server IP address is statically assigned as one would expect. Port forwarding has been configured on the Airport Extreme for SSH (works) POP and Secure POP (untested - don't like POP), IMAP (works), web 80 (works), web 443 (untested - had issues trying to make https work on the server). I also set up forwarding for port 587 but don't know if it's even necessary. I admit to not being any kind of expert when it comes to Mail servers
I find that although Server Admin and Server Preferences are simple front ends, they lack the richness to get deep (or at least that's my perception so far). I also find that changes to one component has an impact on others (working with mail breaks iCal) and this troubles me greatly.
Thanks to any and all in advance.

Now I'm getting somewhere, or at least I think I am.
Your server should have a static ip outside the dhcp range. assign one first.
Check. Been that way all along.
then, configure the dns service on the server itself via server admin.
create a primary zone for your LAN. it can be real (example.com) or an imaginary, non-routable domain (internal.office). i usually stick with a real domain so that clients can access services inside or out via name instead of monkeying around.
Check outridertechnology.com is the primary zone
create at least one A record for the server itself. when doing this, server admin will automatically create a PTR record for it. forward and reverse name resolution is critical.
Check it created a machine record with the server name leopard1 and it's address 192.168.1.51
with at least that done, enable dns (turn it on).
Check done
verify it's working by adding the server's IP as first resolver in the network preferences (system preferences -> network -> active interface -> dns). i usually add the loopback (127.0.0.1) address and the search domain (the domain for which you created a dns zone above, like example.com).
Check did this. Note now that Safari running on the server can find www.outridertechnology.com when I make the first resolver and search domains 127.0.0.1 and outridertechnology.com but it reports that blogs and wikis are not active. If I go to the web server from a workstation that still only uses the ISP DNS server, I see the wikis and blogs as active. There's probably a step missing by me somewhere.
then dig to verify the forward and reverse lookup. assuming your server's (server.example.com) at 10.12.14.2:
dig server.example.com (should result in an answer pointing to 10.12.14.2)
dig -x 10.12.14.2 (should result in an answer pointing to server.example.com)
Check from Terminal on the server itself dig leopard1.outridertechnology.com points to 192.168.1.51 dig -x on 192.168.1.51 points to leopard1.outridertechnology.com
you can also use host, nslookup… whatever you're used to using.
Umm not sure here. Host reports that outridertechnology.com 's mail is handled by leopard1.outridertechnology.com NSLOOKUP says outridertechnology.com cannot be found, says 127.0.0.1
then, once that's established, i'd add it as the first resolver for the dhcp client range so that all clients are on the same page. if dhcp is running on the airport, add it there within the dhcp range. add the ISP's dns servers as secondary, tertiary. there's also a section within the dns config area of server admin to assign forwarders. add the ISP's dns server's there. in 10.4 and below, this involved a manual edit to the named config file. of course, you can still edit named.conf and the zone files manually, but server admin may step on your changes later if you add features not available via the gui.
Have not changed the router or the clients since it appears that something still is not right
do this and then proceed. i understand you have dns configured externally, but you really need a dns server on the LAN for all this to work.

How to start over with Time Machine (because drive is running out of space)

I have a 500 gig drive attached to my iMac. Time Machine's been running for ages. TM has finally depleted the drive of most space. Should I throw out some of the older folders in the backup folder for TM, or chuck the entire folder and restart TM fresh. (Nothing terribly crucial to save recently.)
Thanks.

Unfotunately my time machine backup gets to near the end and says "there is not enough space to do this backup" Neither excluding files nor waiting for it to kick out old files seems to solve the problem. I am stuck it would seem unless I erase the whole backup and start over. I didn't think I would have to do this.

ITunes Downloads Keep Starting Over

Oftentimes, when a download of mine gets interrupted due to my unstable Internet connection, iTunes frequently chooses to start over completely instead of picking up where it left off. As a result, I'm forced to waste several gigabytes of Apple's bandwidth every week as I attempt to successfully complete my downloads. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?

I have the same problem. It seems once a movie or tv show has a problem, it will never "complete" the download. It gets all the way to the end and then inexplicably starts over. Sometimes it says "processing" and then starts over. Frankly, I find there are more quirks with the iPad than my Android tablet. Just saying. Amazon's system, cloud player, and movie rentals blow iTunes out of the water.

Color timeline starts each clip at 00:00:00:00 after sending from FCP

When I export a sequence from FCP (7.0.3) to Color (1.5.3), the latter shows a timeline with clips of the proper duration, but with the wrong in/out. Each clip in the Color timeline starts at 00:00:00:00 of the source file, as opposed to the "in" I had selected in FCP.
The video originated as h.264 files from a 5D. I transcoded the files to ProRess 422 for editing, and am sending them from FCP to Color as such. The FCP timeline contains nothing but these ProRes video clips.
Thanks for your help...

any way to use an edl with these kind clips?
That poses an interesting option, maybe. For starters, though, the Send To... COLOR command instructs FCP to write an XML export that is decoded by COLOR, and that should take care of things.
There is a strategy that AVID users sometimes employ, and that is to export a CMX EDL, open that under COLOR and link to the media directly under COLOR (this works for RED flow). I am mystified as to why COLOR defaults to the first frame of your exported clips -- unless the time code is faulty in some way (or is not present), and so COLOR is simply beginning at the beginning as a kind of default.
Even if the in-point is wrong, are the clip durations correct?
Are you absolutely sure there is timecode on the ProRes clips? Apparently this is a problem shared with Final Cut Express, where exported QT clips always start at zero, but this is hearsay on my part as I have never dealt with FCE.
An alternate strategy at this point might be to export a complete Quicktime of your finished (textless) project, re-import it into FCP and "razor" cut it using your original timeline as a cutting guide. That sequence would go to COLOR with no issues.
A lot of users do this as standard procedure if they want to avoid a lot of "baking" and conforming if they've got a large number of mixed, or unsupported, media clips on a timeline. As a brute-force solution, its the Big Unifier.
jPo

Won't send.Spell check pops up.Have to use Task Manager to start over

1.I address an email to send. 2.Type in the subject. 3.Press enter to fill the message. I type a few letters, when 4.a pop-up appears for spell check. end of story. I cnnot do anything. Cannot delete, cannot send.
I have to go to task manager and close everything and start over.
E

I have a customer experiencing exactly the same issue. Their computer is running Windows 7 Pro with Office 2007 SP3. After seemingly exhausting all troubleshooting options, I backed up their data, formatted the hard drive and performed a clean install of
Windows and all their applications. It didn't solve the problem!
What's strange is the customer also has a laptop computer, running the same version of Outlook, and that doesn't experience any problems connecting to Office 365 on the same network.
My next step is to send the customer a new ADSL modem/router to try.
I have another customer on Office 365, also running Outlook 2007, and they also experience issues with emails sitting in the outbox while Outlook displays the status message “Outlook is trying to retrieve data from the Microsoft exchange server outlook.office365.com.”
In this case Outlook doesn't freeze/stop responding, like it does for the first customer I mentioned.

Why do older movies start over from beginning with each chapter?

We have the most recent Apple TV (purchased February, 2013) and use it to stream movies rented from iTunes. Our computer is the iMac with OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.4. Initially, we had glitches with a few movies but learned that if we reset Apple Tv before each use, it works fine with new or newer movies. We have had the same problem with 3 older movies that we rented from ITunes: Fahrenheit 451, the Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie, and a Face in the Crowd. With every one of them, they lost connection with Apple TV at each chapter. When we regained connection, the movie would start all over from the beginning. If we manually moved the movie forward, it would play briefly and then disconnect again, and the process would start over. This never happens with the newer ones or popular older movies that have been reissued (and remastered?). Has anyone else had this experience and have you found a fix?

Vmondo--
A couple of items, one of which has already been mentioned: Picture size. Another is picture type; jpegs seem to load faster.
iOS4 has several new bells and whistles, which may affect things. Things like folders, multitasking, etc. also consume processing speed. The iPod isn't like my MacBook which processes things really quickly. It should; it has more processing capability.
As a side note, part of the issue may be iTunes for Windows itself. (No proof, but the iPod is an Apple gadget, and as such works slightly better with a Mac. Slightly is the key word here.)
Finally...the iPod is, at the end of the day, a music device--not a pocket sized photo album. That it can hold every digital picture one has taken in the last five years is not really relevant. It can hold video clips, pictures, etc. but it's still a device for music and some well-crafted apps. The hope is that, in the next update of iOS4, the picture issue (because you're not alone) can/will be resolved.
Now...
1. I tried answering this above.
2. You might want to check your settings for photos. It shouldn't be optimizing every time you synch, I wouldn't think, unless you are adding or changing pictures.
You can fill your iPod with whatever you want. From Computer Science 225: All an iPod is, is a fancy HD like what is on a computer. The more you put on the HD, the slower it takes to get where you want to go. This is why it is recommended if you get to with 10-15% of full on your HD, you remove stuff--or get a larger HD and migrate everything on the old HD to it. Even a SSD like the iPod touch has a limit, based on processor speed and available memory.
Doc

Inherited a Mess - Exchange - What is a good way to start over?

I inherited a mess of an Exchange 2013 Server (yes singular, not plural). Keeping the thing operational has been a nightmare.It is not virtual, it is physical. The hardware it resides on is way over taxed--it serves as a Domain Controller, as well as a dozen other things I'm too ashamed to admit. The mailboxes go to one massive database instead of being broken up into smaller ones. I'm at my whits ends and ready to say: "Screw it" and start over, which with our new network and server expansion I have an opportunity to do so.
Could someone point me in the right direction on what would be the best way to rebuild?
And no, between the amount of system corruption and my user-base, Office 365 is not an option.

Asnew technologies come online and existing ones grow more complex, the world ofinformation technology expands and grows. If you’re a specialist in the ITfield, you already know how critical it is to keep pace with new developmentsand advances. Learning more also makes you more competitive: By growing yourskills and knowledge base, you become more adept at what you do—and morevaluable to a current or future employer.Earninga certification or getting a degree are both excellent ways to expand your abilitiesand boost your earning potential. If you’re looking for quick results,certification may be the best first step. Clickhere to view a rundown of 4 common IT certifications that may help you getahead.

Timeline Starts Over at End of Sequence

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for