Category Archives: Item object

time

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The current time of the item when it is being previewed directly from the Project panel. This value is a number ofseconds. Use the global method timeToCurre

workAreaDuration

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The duration of the work area in seconds. This is the difference of the start-point and end-point times of the Composition work area.Floating-point; read/wr

bgColor

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The background color of the composition. The three array values specify the red, green, and blue components of the color.An array containing three floating-

file

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The ExtendScript File object for the footage’s source file.If theFootageItem’smainSource is a FileSource, this is the same as FootageItem.mainSource.file.Ot

duration

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Returns the duration, in seconds, of the item. Still footage items have a duration of 0.οΎ• In a CompItem, the value is linked to the duration of the composit

remove()

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Deletes this item from the project and from the Project panel. If the item is a FolderItem, all the items contained in the folder are also removed from the

usedIn

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All the compositions that use this AVItem.Note that upon retrieval, the array value is copied, so it is not automatically updated. If you get this value, th

workAreaStart

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The time when the Composition work area begins, in seconds.Floating-point; read/write.

displayStartTime

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The time set as the beginning of the composition, in seconds. This is the equivalent of the Start Timecode or Start Frame setting in the Composition Setting