user2195: I'm editing a project where I have 5 very long clips.  I'm going through, favorite-ing the good portions ("subclipping" per se) and then organizing my clips from those subclips.
A problem I'm running into however, is that I would like to have finer control over my in and out points, so I would like to open my long clips in the timeline, so I can use the scrubber over a larger area.  But when the clip is "opened in timeline" I can't favorite portions of it.
Is there any workaround to this?  Or a different solution to my problem?

user3592: Your event browser needs to be in filmstrip view for this to work. Press [⌥⌘1]  Then you can Zoom in [⌘+] or out [⌘-] to whatever granularity you like.

user2277: I would recommend to use JKL to scrub in the Viewer, directly in the Event Library. Press L to play forward at 1x. Press another time to play at 2x and so forth.
Press K to stop playback.
L plays backwards. Multiple invocations result in faster playback.
Hold down K and press L to go one frame forward, K + J to go one frame backward.
Maybe you can give it a go and see if that work out for you. If not go with Jason Conrad's suggestion. 

2195: <p>I'm editing a project where I have 5 very long clips.  I'm going through, favorite-ing the good portions ("subclipping" per se) and then organizing my clips from those subclips.</p>

<p>A problem I'm running into however, is that I would like to have finer control over my in and out points, so I would like to open my long clips in the timeline, so I can use the scrubber over a larger area.  But when the clip is "opened in timeline" I can't favorite portions of it.</p>

<p>Is there any workaround to this?  Or a different solution to my problem?</p>
 3592: <p>Your event browser needs to be in filmstrip view for this to work. Press [&#8997;&#x2318;1]  Then you can Zoom in [&#x2318;+] or out [&#x2318;-] to whatever granularity you like.</p>
 2277: <p>I would recommend to use JKL to scrub in the Viewer, directly in the Event Library. Press L to play forward at 1x. Press another time to play at 2x and so forth.<br>
Press K to stop playback.<br>
L plays backwards. Multiple invocations result in faster playback.<br>
Hold down K and press L to go one frame forward, K + J to go one frame backward.</p>

<p>Maybe you can give it a go and see if that work out for you. If not go with Jason Conrad's suggestion. </p>
