"Go to First Frame of Selected" shortcut ?

Hello everyone !

I am a used to Premiere Pro and I'm in the process of switching to Resolve for video editing and color grading. Two shortcuts that i use very often to move around my timeline are the "Go to first frame of selected clips" and "Go to last frame of selected clip".

I do not find any way to replicate this in Resolve. I did find the "Playback -> Go to -> First Frame (and last Frame) shortcut, but it only concerns the clip that the playhead is hovering.

Did i miss something ? Is there another solution ?

Cheers and thank you

Edit: I'm sorry to make a post about something as basic as Keybinds, but i looked into the forum and didn't find any anwser. I also find that i can't remap some commands, like "Mark selection" is stuck with "Shift + A" even if i add another keybind..

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I switched from Premiere Pro myself. There are differences I had to get used to. I often had to change the way I did things.

This might be true here for you as well.

Clip selection seems irrelevant here. Use the playhead to 'select' the clip before using the shortcuts.

Thank you for your answer.

<up arrow> and <down arrow> moves the playhead between edit points.

Note the track selection icons at the LHS side of the timeline. Under the track title "Video 1", there are three icons. A lock icon, the track selection icon and what looks like a bit of film. (that's the "track disable" icon)

The edit-to-edit jumping behaviour of the play head is determined by status of the "track selection" icon (the center one of the three). If a track is selected, the playhead movement from clip to clip is enabled. If the track is NOT selected, edit points are ignored.

So, to advance to the first frame of a clip, use the <down arrow>. To go to the last frame of a clip, back up one frame from the edit point with the <left arrow>

Keyboard operations with Resolve are superb. Fast and precise. Well worth learning.