user16363: I want to select this frame right here, can I do it?

This happens all the time where I have two clips together and I have a transition in between them. Now I want to tighten up the transition by removing some frames from the clips on either side. Here is what I do:

Delete the transition.
Select the clip on the right (or the left).
Click again to get the first frame.
Use the , and . keys to nudge/extend that edge of that clip.
Reconfigure and re-add the transition.

Getting this right can require repeating this process maybe 5 or 10 times.

user19316: Up-arrow will do the trick. Down-arrow takes you to the first frame of the next clip.
Trick: if you're looking for the last frame of a clip, go to the start of the next one, then use back-arrow once to move back a frame.

16363: <p>I want to select this frame right here, can I do it?</p>
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<p>This happens all the time where I have two clips together and I have a transition in between them. Now I want to tighten up the transition by removing some frames from the clips on either side. Here is what I do:</p>
<ol>
<li>Delete the transition.</li>
<li>Select the clip on the right (or the left).</li>
<li>Click again to get the first frame.</li>
<li>Use the <kbd>,</kbd> and <kbd>.</kbd> keys to nudge/extend that edge of that clip.</li>
<li>Reconfigure and re-add the transition.</li>
</ol>
<p>Getting this right can require repeating this process maybe 5 or 10 times.</p>
 19316: <p>Up-arrow will do the trick. Down-arrow takes you to the first frame of the next clip.</p>
<p>Trick: if you're looking for the <em>last</em> frame of a clip, go to the start of the next one, then use back-arrow once to move back a frame.</p>
