what is the short cut key for jumping to the first frame in the timeline on mac avid media composer

#What is the short cut key for jumping to the first frame in the timeline on mac avid media composer 1080p

That said, it's a crappy piece of software that hasn't ever been majorly updated. It's mostly because it's what people know, gets the job done, and people 'get' the workflow. I cut for scripted television and that's all Avid. Is anyone here a full-time cutter who can weigh in on what makes MC the King of the castle? Should I be giving it another look? Aside from Avid editors always being in demand, are there compelling reasons to choose it over Final Cut? I decided that, for me, the ease of use and low cost of Final Cut trumped any potential employability advantages of being proficient in Media Composer. I don't know if my previous experience with FCP7 give me a leg up with FCPX or if it's just a lot easier to use, but I found myself wondering why it isn't more popular. One quick YouTube 'how-to' video and I was getting work done. I was wrong. I'm sure with some training I probably could have figured it out, but absent that, the workflow seemed completely opaque. I figured since I'm proficient in Pro Tools I shouldn't have too much trouble picking up Media Composer. I really wanted to like Media Composer because it seems to be the most widely used in high-end production circles (yes, I know lots of pros use Adobe Premiere or Final Cut, but MC still seems to be the de facto standard). I tried Final Cut X, DaVinci Resolve, and Avid Media Composer. Several months ago I looked into finally finding a video editing platform for amateur personal use to replace my retired Final Cut Studio 7. Why is Media Composer so widely used? Does it have some capabilities or workflow benefits that other editors lack? Is it just inertia from its early days? What am I missing?

#What is the short cut key for jumping to the first frame in the timeline on mac avid media composer 1080p

All of the footage, which was 1080p encoded in Avid's DNx36 code, was cut in Media Composer