Hi! Thanks for advice.
1 method is working fine (with ALT+[, ALT+]) but what about different method to do the same?
I try to "set in" and "set out" but everything what I get was this green colour with blue lines. I will show it here:
So i try second method and it didn't work. Can you explain it again? I want to know many methods so that is very interesting to know too. But maybe you talked about rendering thing? I didn't want rendering in this example. I want only to select. Select range to add this range to Dynamic RAM Preview ("Enter" key).
And 2nd problem here: You wrote "Instead of dropping effects on clips you can use adjustment layers for your effects. They are easy to turn on and off.". This isn't possible. Look how many clips/events I have in my project. I can't add 1 long adjustment layer and add FX on it. Because I have so many different clips. I have to do color correction on every event in different kind (more brightness, or darker). So I am searching a help with this. If I have 100 event, I have to colored them all in different ways. And problem is that my computer is not able to hold viewing so many FX on a preview window. So my preview is always gagged when I made hard color correction or add some FX. Taht's why I wrote about "how can I enable/disable my added FX". Adjustment Layer is not a good option.
My CPU is:
GeForce 660 GTX
Intel 3930K 6x core
32 GB RAM
Windows 8
Adobe Prem
