Zooming into videoclips and image

Hi I am trying to zoom into a recorded clip but I have problems doing so. Can some suggest a solution? Also can I am interested to zoom in an image. Is the method for zooming into video clips and still picture the same?

*It's been working perfectly... I don't understand why it isn't now—why it needs handles now?*
Because up till now, because of where you've placed in's and out's on the clips, you've had handles.
It's not about the length of the clip. It's about having material available for the transition.
Look at Nick Holmes diagram in this post.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9157004&#9157004
rh

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This is done by using scrollRectToVisible.
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When you are zooming into a movie that is made in a way to reveal an HDSLR's blown pixels, it would be nice to see them as a pixel map.
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