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Feb 12, 2008 9:00 PM in response to Paul Pattonby Captain Mench,Did you send the entire sequence to shake or just individual clips?
Click your globals and set the frames then click the HOME button lower right and that will set the timeline to your globals.
What you are probably seeing is a somewhere in the sequence that isn't where the clip you have selected is.
If you've sent the entire sequence, try clicking on the switchtrack node.
However - that's not your best workflow anyway. You should do clip by clip to shake.
If you may, I might also humbly suggest that this seems like maybe your first go with shake? Take some time with the manuals -- I've done some tutorials over at Creativecow.net... they're very basic and if you watch all of them (4) you'll get a good rough idea of how to handle the basic basics of shake and fcp workflow.
Good luck,
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Feb 12, 2008 9:26 PM in response to Captain Menchby Captain Mench,Sorry -- I mean the SELECT node... will be the one below all of your other clips... and the one that all the clips are connected to.
Depending on what you exported it as it will say "NAME"_Shake or something.
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Oct 8, 2010 8:53 AM in response to Paul Pattonby Paul Patton,2 years later, sorry for no reply, thank you for your help with this. I've been doing clip-by-clip to shake as you suggested. Thanks!