#Crop video file in nuke windows

The layers can also be selected by Group ID. Shift + Click and Ctrl + Click are also supported to select multiple layers.

#Crop video file in nuke windows

Right-click in Windows Explorer and choose Open With > Pdplayer.

Note: If it is an image file, it will be added as a Still Image Layer.

Copy/paste a file from Windows Explorer.

Double-click on a file in Windows Explorer (if it is associated with Pdplayer already).

Holding the Shift key while dragging will place the layer current one in the timeline. Note that if you want to add an image that is a part of a sequence as a Still Image Layer, you should hold the Ctrl key while dragging and dropping it.

Drag and drop a file over an open Pdplayer window.

Pdplayer recognizes keywords in the path and file name to load the correct sequence, for example the characters left in the filename to indicate the left view, and right for the right view.

If you are loading one part of a stereoscopic sequence, you can enable the Add other stereo view option to automatically add the sequence for the other view.

Enabling the Position after current layer option will place the layer after the current one in the timeline.

If this option is not turned on, Pdplayer will assume the images are not part of a sequence.

If you want to add just a single file from a sequence, enable the Add as single image option.

Pdplayer will automatically detect if it is a part of a sequence, a single file, or part of a stereoscopic sequence, and create the appropriate layer type.

Here you can select an image file and click Open to add it as a layer.

Go to File > Add Layer or press Ctrl + L to open the Add Layer dialog.