3 <img src="/images/mini-timeline.png" alt="The Mini-Timeline">
4 <figcaption class=center>The Mini-Timeline.</figcaption>
8 The mini-timeline allows, as the <a href="@@summary">Summary</a>
9 does, navigating a session. Its main advantage, though, is that it
10 stays visible even when in Mixer mode.
14 The range of time covered by the mini-timeline is set by <kbd
15 class=mouse>right</kbd> clicking the timeline, and choosing a time span
16 from 30 seconds up to 20 minutes.
20 The mini-timeline shows all markers (<em>start</em>, <em>end</em> and
21 any user defined ones). Clicking a marker jumps to that point on the
22 timeline, allowing for quick access to key timings in the session.
23 The next and previous markers out of the mini-timeline range are
24 indicated by arrows, as the <em>end</em> marker in the screenshot
29 <a href="@@mixing-linear-nonlinear-workflows">Cue markers</a> are
30 also displayed, with their play time duration shown by a line.
34 While hovering with the mouse over the mini-timeline:
38 <li><kbd class="mouse">left</kbd> clicking moves the playhead to the time under the mouse cursor</li>
39 <li>using the <kbd class="mouse">scroll wheel</kbd> scrolls the playhead back and forth inside the session</li>
40 <li>using <kbd class="mod1"></kbd><kbd class="mouse">scroll wheel</kbd> scrolls more finely inside the session</li>
41 <li>using <kbd class="mod1"></kbd><kbd class="mod2"></kbd><kbd class="mouse">scroll wheel</kbd> scrolls even more finely inside the session</li>