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Can confirm Premiere regularly has issues with the clipboard, often retaining old data instead of replacing it with new data. When this happens you need to tab out, copy something else (to clear the clipboard) and come back in and then it works :(
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I don't think this discussion would be confusing them, if anything it will be adding clarity. If Adobe ever action it it they'll be reading the discussion and determining what they feel is the best implementation. Otherwise there are hundreds of threads open with minor variations to a suggestion with no ground swell of support for any of them.Really, this request is about having more powerful track pasting behaviour without the time and focus loss of always having to retarget. It sounds like we're all on the same page about not losing existing functionality -- we just want more :]
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Copy-Paste onto lowest empty track ? ****. Yes.
Premiere does something similar when you perform an overlay edit but sadly there are no copy-paste options, or keyboard shortcuts..
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Thanks for the suggestion(s).
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Yep, I have a set up similar to that but as near as I can tell there's no way to navigate with the kb below the search box and into the actual effects themselves. So although it saves me a mouse trip to search, if I actually want to apply any effect to a clip I need to drag and drop.
I've been using your workaround with AHK [sidebar: Thank you! :)] but if premiere's effects window behaved like any normal application window then creating a reliable, repeatable macro would be trivial instead of the Sisyphean punishment that it is today.
I just don't see why so many of premiere's windows are locked down in the first place (see also: Essential Graphics panel) . No arrow key navigation, tabbing or basic copy/paste commands... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Any news on effects shortcuts ? (or even just allowing keyboard navigation in the effects panel). It's two and a half years and 558 votes later...
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Happy to report the engineering team is currently working on this feature and I expect it to be available in public beta builds in the next few weeks. I’ll update when it’s available to test, and the more early feedback we can get, the sooner it’s likely to make it into the main release. Thanks!
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Still very much in need. For video editing any kind of long format content, too -- being able to auto detect silence is great; not being able to bring those blade marks without ripple deleting into premiere is a disaster.
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"Not every user wants to 'just merge everything', but it'd make a nice preference..."
I disagree. It's not uncommon to be working between multiple premiere projects, especially for larger jobs with lots of assets, or for old client work when you're essentially creating a new piece that may rely on some key assets from an old piece.
You don't import everything in one go -- you import a few files, then a few more, then a few more. Every time Premiere creates identical duplicate bins with sub-bins and sub-bins so if it's three layers deep it isn't simple to clean up. It's easy to end up with a dozen duplicate folders in your main project window which does nothing to help you sort through your files.
So you either :
A) Sigh and accept that your nice, neat hierarchies are gone forever
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B) Sigh and accept that you will spend far too much time manually pulling things out of bins and relocating them.
Premiere should be smart enough to go "Oh, this is the third time assets have been pulled from that project, I'll put the new assets in the appropriate bins"
NOT insist on turning your project into a basket case.