Apple Final Cut Pro X (10.0.9) - Manual (Page 322)

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Show overlays in the Angle Viewer
For each angle that appears in the Angle Viewer, you can display video overlays showing
timecode and either the clip name or the angle name.
Angle name Timecode
1 To open the Angle Viewer, choose Window > Viewer Display > Show Angles (or press
Command-Shift-7).
2 To choose a display option, do one of the following:
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To display timecode for the clips in each angle: Choose Timecode from the Settings pop-up
menu in the upper-right corner of the Angle Viewer. (Choose Timecode again to turn off the
timecode display.)
Settings pop-up menu
in the upper-right corner
of the Angle Viewer
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To display the names of the clips in each angle: In the Settings pop-up menu, choose Display
Name > Clip.
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To display the name for each angle: In the Settings pop-up menu, choose Display Name > Angle.
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To turn off display names: In the Settings pop-up menu, choose Display Name > None.
Adjust the Angle Viewer display
You can adjust the Angle Viewer display to suit your needs.
m To adjust the number of angles in the Angle Viewer: In the Settings pop-up menu in the upper-right
corner of the Angle Viewer, choose either 2 Angles, 4 Angles, 9 Angles, or 16 Angles.
Angle Viewer in the
9 Angles display setting
Settings pop-up menu