timeset Command

timeset [-p] [start][end]

Sets or lists the start-end range of a time component in seconds. If no start-end is specified, the current range is printed in seconds. Otherwise, the start-end range is set to the range specified in seconds.

Options

-p	Specify path to component.

Examples

Set start to 1 and end to 1500

timeset 1 1500

List current start-end range

timeset

Specify start-end range for the specified time component

timeset -p /container1

See Also

fcur, fplayback, fps, frange, fset, ftimecode, timecur, timerange